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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-10-28
Williamson News.

a dime reading and OYSTER supper were
held last Friday ,.ht bv the Alumnae
Association OF the ". F. G. Although
rain was comir g down 10 torrents, success
crowned rhe efforts of the committee In
charge Delightful music, Instrumental
and vocal, was furnished by Misses Ander.
son and Newton, the Misses Mattice and
Mesdsmes Earle and Hutto. Miss Good
einn read selection from "Josiah Aliens
Wife," and Miss Bagley one from Thomas
Nelson Page.
After the musical and literary treat was
over, oysters claimed the attention Of all
for some time A nice sum was realized,
q delightful evening spent, and all felt they
were well repaid for coming.
&C Featherstone and family, OF Lau-
rens, were In Williamson last week.
Two meetings have been held for the
purpose of securing stock for the new no
tel. The projectors propose to form .
stock company and erect an elegant ho'el
on the spot where the big hotel was burned
some years ago. Some Of our. best men
are behind the enterprise, and 1t is hoped
that hotel that will do credit to our town
will be erected ere new year rclis
around.
superintendent of Education elect At
taway is teaching furnishing gchool at
Cedar Grove. The patrons of this school
are very 10th to give up Mr.. Attaway and
have employed him to teach until he takes
coarge Of his office
Rev. A NJ. AttsWay is in charge of the
school at Viola.
Charley Gaines has returned from Ben
nettsvilie, whe.e he has been for scrno
time
Frank Gaines. who has been quito sick
for some weeks. 10 again on the streets.
Capt. Frank Nsil. contractor on the Air
Line Railroad, is visiting Hon. Fl. NJ.
Prince.
Fred Bigby, depot agent at Carlisle,
Uoion County, is in town.
A telephone line is being erected be-
tween Pelzer and Bolton, via Williapston
r, B, G..
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-10-28
IT'S AS GREAT A CRIME

Against ones self pay too little to pay too much The
II sht price is the price that makes of Quality
VOU We offer
Mixed, sweet
andPe Saw LngS Salmonin half l0o.
in syrup received
WATERS Biscuit Orange pound All fresh
Ginger
and dpolte
to and examine Stock
JOHN a. AUSTIN & CO., and The Teapot
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-10-28
The new eounty fever is now very prev
iIsnt in South Carolina.

Tho polls VIII opsn next Tuesday at Z
o'clock 9. m. and close at p. m. 1t is
5tha duty of every citizen to go and vote.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-10-28

Ga Thursday, 22d inst, at II o'clock, in
the parlors of the Sp,ipgview ho.eI, oc
CURED happy social event and one In
" hich very many uf our people are inter
.stvd. Mr. Kemper D. Ssnu, Of New ber-
nv, was married TO MISS Lila Prince, OF
this town.
The bride is leader in Williamston's
social life and is favorite wherever she Is
known. Her natural endownents ere
brilliant and her mplishments are
varied and extensive. She is the young
est daughter OF Mr.. W. l.. Prince, OF this
tnwn, was graduated from DR. Lsnder's
college with highest honors aud has made
brilliant record as teacher and must
oun since her graduation Her natural
wit and charming grace, coupled With aD
ever present kindness OF hesrt makes for
her host of friends wherever she may be-.
Mr.. Ssnn is graduate Of Woffurd Col
lege, class of 'a1 has taught In the graded
schools Of the low country for several
years and is now principal Of the Tatum
Station Graded School in Marlboro CouD
~.
The wedding was a quiet homs affair,
witnessed by only the relatives OF the
bride and few near friends of the groom.
Tne parlors were tastily decorated with
cut flowers and evergreens, The couple
came in stepping to the melodlous meas.
ures of Valenti's wedding march and soon
were made man and wife, Dr.. Samuel
Lander. assisted by Rev. A. B. Earle, Of
f1ciating.
Immediately afler the ceremony the
party boarded the southboupd Southern
for Newberry, where the bride and groom
will visit the groom's parents for few
days before their return to Tatum Station.
The whole community unite in present
ing hearty good wishes and congretuia
tions to the bride and groom.
The music for the occasion was rendered
In most happy manner by Mrs. George
E. Prince, piano; Mack Lander, violin,
and Frank Lander, flute. 80
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-10-28

- Nearly 100000 bushels Of chestnuts
are sold in New York annually.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-10-28
PORTRAITS.
j. @, RARMlSON

Has returned 10 Anderson and will make life size
Portraits in 'rayon. Sepia and Pastel For correct
likeness, artistic effect and lifeiike resemblance,
his wolk has been conn ended In the highest terua
by the ople Of Anderson and Co umbia rs wen
as elsewhere Now Is the time to place your or
ders for Christmas.
Porirature, Pastel Landscapes, &c. The course
includls pastel Portrait made from picture fur.
nishpd by student
BOt0k-kEEPlNG-I will teach class In
tcok-ks plug and ge eral commercial branches pro-
vided class can be formed at IN early d.te Let me
know 81 ouce II you an such CO rso. Lesso 8
given ia Any OF the following branches, fro which
sprcia cuurses can be arranged: rayon and Pastel
Portra!ture Pastel Landscape, Pencil Drawing, Pen
Drawing, Pen Lettering. Writin1, Engrossipg.
FlouriBhtng Book-K eepfng and the Commercial
Branch es It, rms reasonable.
Place your orders early.
Call at residence, McCully Street, near South
Main. j. G. HARMlSON.
Oc:. 28, 1896 18
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-10-28
BUCKWHEAT CAKES.

lust received Fresh. Pure BuckWheal
81 Flour For sale low. If you wHnt
good breakfast try it.
Sill headquarters for Finest Tea and
Wall Paper.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-10-28

Each man is his own ideal of hon
esty, morality, conservatism and vir-
tue.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-10-28

The rogue has said in his heart,
"all men are thieves" Don't you be-
lieye him.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-10-28

Satan was perfectly conscientious
in his estimate of Jobs character.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-10-28
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wv = I ! !,

Here am in sweet old Anderson once
mere. Here I am looking in familiar
faces each day as before. Everything
rolling on as calmly and serene, just
as If C. s. Minor had never been away.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-10-28

That man who says there are no
pure Drugs sold now wouldn't do to
buy from if he we're in the business.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-24

township, will hold their election at the pub.
nc school house, Morea. IN said district.
The electors OF the Eastern district of M .hl-
noy township will hold their election at Htlls
scnoCl house, in said district.
The electors of the First ward in the borough
Vt Mahanoy City will hold their election a tne
house OF Dominic TAFT No 4l2 Mahanoy street,
in said wsrd.
The electors of the Second wa d of the bor-
ough o Mahancy City will hold their election
At the house OF Garret Keatiug, No. Ill Centre
street, in said ward.
The electors OF the Third ward in the bor-
ough of MahanOy City will hold their election
At the house of Charles Brownmiller, in said
ward
The electors Of the Fourth ward of the bo .cugh
IF Mahanoy City will hold their election at the
lou-e Ot Peter Becker, in said ward.
The electors o. the Fifth ward of the borough
Of Mdhan " CIty will hold their election at the
house of Henry Scheuerman, in said ward.
The electors of TIE First ward of the borough
lt Minelsville will hold their election at the
house OF Tobias niger IN said wa
The electors of the second wud in tho bor-
)Hgn of Mine sville viii no Il ih '" 90 uu at
he houss of W ellington Hartman / ward
The electors ut the htrd ward 90 uOrrugh
lf Minersvilla Will hold their elect W AZ the
louse OF John W. " oodward in said wad
The electors of the Fourth ward In lie borough
If Minersvill9 will hold their ele tinn AT the
louse Of Charles b. Mohan in sad ward.
The electors of the borough OF MldIenort will
iold their election at the house OF ohm f.. Bich-
er, In said borough.
The elec-ors Of the North district in the
ownshlp Of New Castle, VIII mold their elec.
hin
The electors of the South di trict, in New
Jaste townsh p, will hold their election at the
lnuse of w. A. James, IN said town 'hip.
The eectur Of the Mt. Latfec strict, in
ew Cast e to nship, W II hold Their eciion
It the Lou of I'll u. Nolan, in sad district.
The electors OF the township OF Norwegian,
la neys district, will mold their actlOn At the
.Iuuse ut .srrs. NJ ry Hanney, in said DIST lct.
The electors Ot tie township OF Norwegian,
western district will hold their elect IN at the
house OF Martin CurTau in said dis rct'
Il The electors OF the township East Nprwag
an will hold their election at lth house Of NJ 3.
Jul Moo ey, in saiO tOwnsh y.
Tue e'eetIrs oi the Is Iruu sh OF New Phll lttel-
1hIa will nOld their election at the house OF Z
!. Kelly in said borough
The electo S OF the borough of New Ringgold
Aill hold their election at the house of ii. II.
vert ia said borough.
1he eCtors of the Borough OF Orwlgs urg
will hOld their election at the house OF ID k
Schall IN said borough.
The electors the Borough of Pinegrove will
lOld their election at the house OF Edward
dummel, in said bO Ough.
The electors of the township of Pinogrove
will hold their election at the house OF Sam Iel
Schucker, in said township.
he electors Ok 6'Rm district ot flne
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-24

Can you find case of Hright's Disease Of
the Kindeys Diabetes, Urinary or Liver
complaints, that is durable that Hop Bitter5
has not or cannot cure2 Ask your neighk
if they can, For sale at k.rlin's Pharma
Main street SHENANDOAH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-24

The electors Of the borough OF Tamaqua, in
the North ward, will hold their election at BECK
er's Hail. in said ward,
The electors Of the borough of Tamaqua,. in
the South ward, will hold their election at the
United States Hotel, in said ward
The electors IN the borough Of fremont, IN the
East ward. viii hold their eection at the house
OF f. b. Os.man, in sa ward.
The el- C ors in the borough OF fremont, IN the
West ward Will hold their election at the house
Of =. j. Huntz nger in sad ward go
lue electois Of the tswnshlp OF REV ol' VIII
hold their election at the High school h juse,
said township
The elec ors Of the borough of Tower City
will hold their election at the Tower
ins e e.r5rs OF tue township of Upper Mahan
tOngO VIII hOd their election at the house Of ID
X. Hepler, in said township.
The electors of the township Of Union viii
ho'd their election at the hO .se OF Israel Apple
The electors Of the towrship of Fas. Union
" II hold their election At the house OF Mrs.
Walters in said townshp
The eGturS of the Shepton election district in
East Union township Nlll nod their election al
n house of Michael Rakatzky III said town
ship.
viii hold their election at the hou @ of Joseph
Sngey, in ~ai township. -,
The electu 3 OF the township OF Walker will
hold their election at the house of O5eph Boyer,
in said to ownship
The electors Of the Sou Invest district of West
Penn towushin will hold tleir ele I'll IN at the
house of o.eph Fink IN said township.
The electors OF ia No the tst district OF West
Penn tOwnsh Will hold their election at the
use IT VIM MIN in said township.
fhe elect rs IT he Snutl east electlor district
OF West Penn tpNu hip, will hold their election
at the house OF Jacob Mantz, in said town.
ship.
Ths electors the North vest dist ict of West
Pc n township will hold thtir election at the
pubiC house OF Frank S1hwartz,iu said town.
ship
The electors in the township # Washington
W II hold tGnlr election at the public house OF
Charles II. Krammcs in sand township
Fac ,iectSra ur til, township OF Washington,
new ds'ric', will hold their ectiOn at the mouse
II David b. Seide ROCK Station, IN said dis
tnCt.
The electors of the Northern district Of the
township ut Wayne viii hold their election at
the house OF John Staudr, Friedeusburg
hOuse. in said tow ship.
he elect r. OF the southern district sf Wayne
township W II hDl their cleo ion at the house OF
FRANK Struu,e, m said township.
The electors of the b rough ut Nnrkvllle will
hnld their election al the h use of Mrs. Jagob
| Dim ne ing, IN aid borough.
Ihe general election IN II the wards town
ships ustric S and bOr iughS Of the county Il to
| be npenei uetween the hours OF six and seven
o'cl elk in the forenoon, An hall continue with.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-24
.RAL ELECTION P20GLhMATI0"
citizens of Schuylk County that Election will be held
in said County on
3rd day of November, 1896,
od for the election Ofstate and County oorg as follow

One person for Representative in
the General Assembly-lst
District.
One person for Representative in
the General AssembIy-2nd
District.
One person for Representative in
the General Assembly-3rd
District.
Three persons for Representatives
In the General Assembly
4th District.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-24

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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-24

Every new and correct model in every
ti,t,ia make of goods Startling! Sure, but
trne. that onc-half the corset wearers to-day are
Wearing eorsets whose most conspicuous
Seatnre Is their inadaptibility. Why not be as
nartieular as in your choice OF shoes and get
those that ht-
R.F.GILL.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-08
had a Surprise Wedding.

Miss Nina Sheafor and Mr.. Floyd A.
Baker were married last evening at $50
at the home of Mr.. ". .. SheafOr,
brother of the bride.
Dean Bodley. performed the Episcopal
ring service After the ceremony MI
and Mrs. Baker went to the home of the
brides parents, Dr.. and Mrs P. M Shea
for
Mr.. Baker is the son OF Mr.. n. R Ba-
ker, formerly OF this city. but now Of
Alamosa, Colo. He left at noon today
for Pueblo. Colo. where he has accepted
a position in the station under Mr.. Har-
~ King, formerly of this city who is
station agent Mrs. Baker will join him
in a short time.
The marriage was a complete surprise
to their friends and to many of their
relatives for though the engagement
had been known for some time, no date
had been set for the wedding.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-08
ANOTHER oFFER FOR A. R.

Valley Falls, Kan, Dec T. 1896
To the Editor of The State Journal.
I have been looking for a man with
small family to take charge of a small
farm and being reader Of The Journal
I read with much interest the letters Of
"A r." in reference to wife desertiOn.
1t struck me at once that perhaps he
was the man I was looking for. His let
ter has the right ring to it.
A man in this land of ours and plenty
to spare, one who loves his wife and
children and is willing to work at the
beggarly sum of so cents day and
board himself and do good honest work
in order to support them deserves to
succeed.
Now. if "A r. can manage a small
farm for a reasonable monthly salary
we have the way out" whereby he can
support his little family and at the
sa me time be with them night and day.
Please refer this to him
Now we will add my opinion to many
of the causes of wife desertiOn.
There are five wife desertiOns in the
city to one in the country, for the plain
reason that the temptations are much
greater in the city They must attend
all the shows, theaters, concerts, balls.
card parties, drink beer, smoke p
cigars each week, dress we'll at all
times, own a piano, buy every new
tangled article that is brought to their
doors and sold on monthly payments,
and let fashion rather than judgment
rule.
When persons in moderate circum-
stances are wed, if they expect to pros
per, they must curtail many of their
former expensive habits.
The wife must learn to cut and make
her own dress, make the costly feather
do for two hats and make one hat do
for at least two moons, and so on down
the line.
The husband must spend his evenings
at home, spend less money for beer and
cigars stop running to every money
taking thing that comes along and
don't keep in line with all the new
fads.
To cut long story short and give it
i'll a nutshell. Live within your means.
That above all else. if rigidIy adhered
to- will tend to prevent wife desertiOn
more than anything we can think Of
Legislation. charity balls, police mat
rons' donations. orphans homes, rock
niles etc. won't FARMER.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-08

Mr.. ID. J. Harding arrived in this city
from the east. He is on his way to
California, and viii remain in Topeka
a short time.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Q. s. sutton win enter
tain g few young people at dinner this
evening.
Mr.. Frank Tichenor went to St. Louis
Mr. ana Mrs. r. M. Pemberton, Miss
Eemberton and Mr.. Geo. Trout of Wa
mego, formed a box party Saturday ev-
ening to see Sol Smith Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Robinson have
taken rooms for the winter at 11S West
Sixth street.
Mr.. Paul Torrington has gone 10 Lin
coin, Neb-, to coach "A Country Circus
which VIII be given there soon.
Mrs H. r. Ross OF Evanston, H., is
visiting her sister, Mrs. d. l. Lalin.
Mrs. A. H Connolly of Kansas CITY
has gone to New York for a two weeks
visit with friends
Rev. and Mrs. Nathaniel Thomas of
LeaVenWOrth are in the city and viii
spend the week with Dean and Mrs H.
l. B0dley.
Mrs. James B. Hayden entertained
her duplicate whist club yesterday af-
ternOon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Black viii give a
box party Friday to see Rhea-
Mr. Won DahIen and Miss Gertrude
Tracy viii give their second recital Fri
day afternoon at o'clock in the Cope
land parlors- No invitations have been
issued.
Miss Sadie Hostetter Of Valley Falls
spent Saturday in the city with friends.
Mrs. A. S. Thomas and daughters, Nj
ma and May, are pleasantly located for
the winter at 903 North Olive street in
San Antonio. Tex.
Miss Martha White returned to her
home in Junction City Saturday, after
spending a week with Miss Frances
Noon.
Mr. l.. S. Woolverton win leave
Wednesday for Chicago where he viii
spend two weeks with his mother.
Mr.. W. S. CLANCY of Idaho is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.. II. Clancy.
lie viii so to Chicago before his return
to Idaho
Miss Dollie TiIfoTd, Hiss McNair and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-08
N THE SOCIETY WORLD.
General Notes of Society and
Personal Items
Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity
Items Of Interest About Topeka Peo-
PIE and Visitors in Town.

Mrs. NJ. G. Hammatt. Miss Crosby
ana Miss Lizzie Crosby entertained a
number of ladies yesterday afternoon
complimentary to Mrs. Crosby OF Min
neapOlis, who is their guest.
Among those present were Mrs j. b
bartholomew. Mrs. d. Atwood Mrs. j.
*. Hudson, Mrs. A S. Johnson, Mrs.
Tewksbury. Mrs. Scudder, Mrs. Mary
BeIcher, Mrs Edward Wilder, Mrs. Esv
elyn Lewis Mrs. Frank Holiday, Mrs
Eugene Quinton, Mrs. Geo. NJ Noble,
Mrs J. l. She1la barger. Mrs. p G. Noel
Mrs. A Fassler, Mrs GuilfOrd Dudley,
Mrs. A. A. Robinson, Mrs. Julia ThOmp-
son, Mrs. 7. B. Sweet.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-08
ALL IN TEMPERAMENT.

Justice of the Peace F. NJ. Grover has
studied the deserted wife question some
since the Journal began the discussion
of it, and today he said;
In the first place the most fruitful
source Of unhappiness and separations
is incOmpatibihty of temperament Now,
remember, I don't mean temper. In
every marriage all of the temperaments,
vital, motive and mental should be rep
resented, and then there would be at
least one great cause removed.
Then there is ignorance of hygiene
and the laws Of health. This ignorance
brings on sickness on the part of the
wife most often and induces irritability
Of temper in her. This her husband
misund erstands for lack of affection
and in time it probably excites his jeal-
ousy and they quarrel until he leaves.
All this is caused by mothers neglecting
to teach their daughters the simple
laws of health in their youth that they
may learn to take advantage of them
in married life.
Another cause is that mothers neg
lect TO teach their daughters industry
and economy in household affairs, and
when they get households of their own
they don't know how to manage them
on an economic basis and still make
home comfortable.
There is another thing in this line:
The husband negiectS to counsel with
his wife regarding money matters and
she, not knowing the state of his income
or of his finances, gets into extravagant
habits and exceeds it. Then when the
time comes that his income is lowered
or stopped altogether, she is unable to
stand up calmly and serenely under the
change. She scolds about her reduced
circumstances and complains and up
braids him until life in the home with
her is really unbearable and he leaves.
''Then there is the other side of the
case in which the husband is to blame,
and 1T is frequent. He Squanders his
income on himself in gratifying his own
tastes and restricts his wife until she
becomes irritable, and it all leads up
to the same result.
"A thorough knowledge of tempera-
ments and what temperaments are best
suited to each other, would do away
with a great numb Der of the misfit mar
riages in the world"