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The news & observer., 1897-05-21
Talk About Water.

Nature has supplied u with u rem.,',
for every disease. Manv Of the rem.-
dies are found in roots herbs and bar y
and t. effect cures the medicinal prop.
critics must be extracted aud put into
concentrated form, and then properly
compounded.
Nature has also placed some of the
very best medicines in water. commou
ly known as mineral water" One Of
the best of these is the famous OTTER
BURN LITHIA WvTER Fer indie. stion
kidney, bladder and diseases of lise na
ture there is nothing better than Otter
burn Lithla. And the price is moderate
I har die it in large quantities. and am
the sole dealer in Raleigh. Bring your
own container- and | will furnish the
wa er at % cents for half gallor 35
cents per gallon. or 80 cents III gallon
lots. Extra charge if / furnish con
taineIs. By the glass al my so0a foun
tain, carbonated, 5 cents.
I'LL. BOBBITT.
The news & observer., 1897-05-21
AS TO A POOLING BILL.
The Interstate Commerce Commission
Recommend PostpOnement Under Cir
cumstances Existing.


Recommend Postponement Under Cir
cumstances Existing.
Washington, May 2O.-The Senate
committee on Interstate Commerce met
to-day and failing to agree on any re-
commentator upon the pooling bill, ad-
journed to meet Saturday next. Senator
Chiffon moved the pOstponement of the
question until next December, but no
vote was reached on the motion. This
proposition was in accord with letter
received from the Interstate Commerce
Commission recommending that no legis-
lation be enacted at present. The princi-
pal reason given for this action was the
fact that there are questions pending in
the courts, notably those involved in the
Joint Traffic Association case, which the
commission thinks should be legally de-
termined before further effort is made
at legislation.
The news & observer., 1897-05-21
COLLEGE EXERCISES TONIGHT.

The Undergraduate exercises of the
Pullen Literary Society Of the A. and NJ
College will be held at the college chapel
tonight at S:3O o'clock. The public cor
daily invited.
The news & observer., 1897-05-21
THE RUIZ COMMISSION MEETS.
Organized and Adjourned Further In
quiry Until to-day.

Havana. May 2O.-The Ruiz commits
sion met at 8 p. m. to-day in the town
hall. Guanabacoa, perfected the work OF
formal organization and then adjourned
until tomorrow when the inquiry win be-
gin.
The news & observer., 1897-05-21

Health and vigor are essential Tor
success, therefore make yourself strong
and healthy by taking Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. ..-a aSai - sia as
The news & observer., 1897-05-21
MINERAL Hotel.
CHASE CITY, VA.
Now Open for Guests Handsomely
Painted and Papered. Thor
oughiy Renovated.
J. H. BOBBITT.

The celebrated Chase City Lithia and
Chloride Calcium Waters are found here.
Specifics for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Tor
pid Lived and all Skin, Blood and Kid
ney Diseases.
Only those who are guests of the Min
eral Hotel and of such private residences
as have made arrangements with the pro-
prietOr for the accommodation Of guests,
are permitted to use these waters. Spe-
cial rates for the months of May and
June.
Write for description, circulars, testi-
monials, etc. w. ID. PAXTON,
Proprietor.
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Corner Greek Items.

Last Saturday night about I2 o'clock
N1ss SalIie Adams cotton house was dc .
stroyed 10y fire. 1t contained $500 pounds
of seed cotton. aii Of which was burned
except about ZOO pounds. The house had
shelter TO it, which had buggy and
wagon under it, and they were also burn.
ell. There was no insurance on the prop.
erty. This Is Il great loss on Miss Adams,
~ she il ono Of our energetic farmers and
makes her own living at home. The
property was worth about Sl0O. 1t is
thought IL be the work cf an incand,a-y
This H. the third burning TINT has hap
petled In this section during the past week.
The first WIS e tenant house Of J. II.
Llmnx, and tho second WAS the mill ami
Sinntry Of Hon. Joshua w Ashley.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. &. Pr,Iitt, of Coripne
wero visiting relatives in our midst last
Sunday aud Monday
jim Pinson Is building Il large oight-
stall barn, which ul farmers ought to
have jim Is young, progressive farmer,
ana ~ bound TO make 81 success
Nell, our farmers are most done pick
Ing the short cotton crop and are reauy to
gather corn. Oh, the good times we have
going to corn shuckings
Turnips are fine but are needing rain.
TYUO.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-10-13

Supervisor King, of Darlington, has
issued circular letter to the other
County Supervisors Of the State sug-
gesting that they meet in Columbia
during the State Fair and perfect an
organization, the Object of which shall
be to promote some scheme to arouse
the people Of the State for the i'm
provcmcnt of the public roads and
other public enterprises. The idea is
good one and We hope the meeting
will be held. The people Of Anderson
County are already aroused on the
subject OF improved roads, and We
lead the State in that respect. If our
efficient Supervisor, Mr.. w. p. Sncl-
grove, should attend the meeting, he
could tell the other Supervisors of our
excellent system and the many bcnc-
Tits already derived from it.
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Hollands store Items.

"a diiiicu!ty occurred on Mr.. +. Il.
Wfights place Last Thursday between two
negroes, Dump Shersrd and Dock McGee,
III which Shefard was instantly killed by
q pistol shot fired by Dock. From infor-
nation gathered 1t appears that Dock lad
peen Tor some time paying attention to one
or Sherard's daughters. which he objected
10, and had repeatedly told him to stay
away from his house. which it seems was
not needed. About II o'clock on the day
of the killing Dock went to Sherarda
house and asked Sams Sherard, q sop of
Dump. to walk down TO the pasture with
him, distance Of aome two hundred yards
from the house. When the two started Off
pump started after them, keeping short
distance behind them. When they reach
ed the pasture Dock turned and asked
Dump something in regard to previous
difficulty, at the same time pulling Ills
pistol and sending bullet just below
Sherard's heart, with lie result above
stated. He then turned and fired four
shnts AZ Sam. but without eject Msyis.
'ra.n EAlIey sulpis,Dnld jury ana he'd
M inp!o [. Dr. Witherspou.i Iiacis, a Lo,i
in"'tt:n c@aniina'i0n eiii tie .cr;ic, cor.
ic7prnt;fi5 "llh tic ab I'VE facts. Dock at
once lat ana Was NOT captured urtil tho
n.xt day, Oh tho >. Y. X. H., AZ or near
McCCrniick.
Cotton is opening rapidly. a. the pres
cit rate u VIII All be open by Nov. 1st
We pu. tho crop down at about Is por
cent. OF an average crop.
Inc Church at ShiInh re elected Rev. y.
y. " Fight 10 eervc the.n :.ext yesr ct last
Saturdays conference. BY request, Mr.
Wright will preach sermon on baptism
the 9TH Sunday inst. at the above Church
at j o'clock. All are invited TO come.
Messrs David Elrod aud sons have pur-
chased a new ginning outfit. and are max
ing things hum. Their machine does very
nice work, indeed. BURKE.
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The question Of Graded School is
being agitatcd BY the people of
Lowndcsville, and the matter may be
submitted to the people to vote upen
in December. The moving spirits in
this new and commendablc departure
are Prof. G. NJ. Moore, who now has
charge OF the Lowndcsville High
School, ID. X. Cooley, j. 7. Latimcr
and others. This is certainly a step
in the right direction. Good school
advantages never fail to increase pop
ulation, which means increase in bus;-
ness and increase in value of real cs-
tate. The few extra mills voted &c
maintain the school for ten months
would scarcely be fc''; by the indiyid-
ual tax payers, while the benefits ac-
cruing would be incalculablc and last
ing. Schools and Churches mean civ
lllzation. prosperity and happiness.
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Trustees Sale.

EDY virtue Of the power vested in me as
I'D Trustee undor Deed OF Trust, eye
cnted by NJ. Is. Williams, Sr. bearing date
August "A, 1897, and recorded in Clerk 3
office, Book PPP, 155, will sell to the
highest bidder at Anderson G. H., s.. c.,
OH Salesday In November next, at the
usual hours Of public sales. the following
described Tract Of Land, to wit:
All that certain piece or Trsct of Land,
situate In thesCounty of Anderson, State
Of South Carolina, containing two hun
dred acres. as shown by Plat of Same
made by w. f. Lee Oct. /, 1897. adjoining
lands OF Vim. Martin. John Elrod, Mrs.
Elrod, Mrs. G. K. Irby and others, 1t being
the Hoiie Place of the late NJ. B. Viii
liams. ST.. deceased.
AT the came time and place will also
sell under Deed OF Trust executed TO me
by the heirs at law Of NJ. B. Williams, de.
ceased, that certain Tract or parcel of Land
containing TWENTY-FIVE acres. more or less,
adjoining above Trsc., G.. u. Rogers and
DR.. G. J.. GuytOn.
Term. OF Saic--O -Ouc.ha'f cash, balance
on a credit of one yenr, With interest at
tic rate Of eight per cent per annum, -
be aecured by Note ald Mortgage of prem.
ises, with leave = the purchaser to s;n,;ci-
pate payment. Purchaser TO pay extra
forr ,,era.
J. l.. TRIBBLE, Trustee.
Oct Is, 1897 z6 5
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Marvellous Results

From letter written by Rev. ]. Gun
derman, of Dim ondale, Mich, we are per-
mitted to make tnia extract: 81 have no
hesitation in recommending DIR. Kings
New Discovery, rs the results were almost
marvellous .ii the case of my wife. While
l was pastor of the Baptist Church at Rives
junction she was brought down with
Pneumonia succeeding La Grippe Terri.
bio paroxyGms Of coughing would last
Eonts with little interruption, and il
seemed as.if she could not survive them.
a friend recommended lnr. Kings New
discovery; it was Quicl, ~ it's worS and
ii'Estly Satisfactory in lesul:sr Trial ho.-
tea Tree at Hili-Orr Drag Co. Eegular
size soc. sAd $l.U0
Electric Bit.ers
E.ac.Yic Bitcrs IS n mrdicine en;tca for
Iny keascH, On: perhaps more raneraEj~
needed Thau iha lapgUid, exhausted ieei-
liz. prsvaiis, whsa TIE iivei IS torpid and
Sluggish and ;he nseG oi tonic and alter.
ntive is ie,t a ~ use OF This rea;
cine lias Often avel<ed long ana pcrhaps
fatal bilGns fevcrs No moijcile will nc:
motc surely in counicrscting and fsceiny
ih4 ssaiSm from nc nla.ariai poison.
1FsocacH. Indiees(ion, Cohsiips.iou,
D.zzn9ks yield to Electric 1,itiers. E0cl
ai:d $Yeo psr bottleknt Eino-r Drug Co
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Union Meeting.

The Union meeting will convene with
Mountain Cree Church on the inh Sat-
urday and Sunday in October 1897.
introductory sermon, Rev. Jno i. Her
ron.
Organize.
Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Subject: Wtll prohibition prohibit, il
not, why not7
The missionary sermon will be preached
by DR.. Manly on Sunday at IL a. m.
Speakers: Rev. j. j. Beck, II. II. Wat
kline, DIR. r. F.. Diver.
). i F1LT7oS,
"A. A. DEAN,
OLIVER BOLT,
Committee.
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Rocky River Items.

Cotton IL opening faster this year than
It was ever known to open.
Mr.. Il. NJ. Roe went TO SEQ his father in
the mountains last Tuesday.
Mr.. Oscar Anderson, of Alice, went to
Beton last week getting up subscriptions
for papers.
We are afraid that thcro will be too
many cotton seod sold this fall on account
of the low price Of cotton. If the farmers
Will mako compost OH; of their seed and
put 1t under corn and manure high and
not work 80 much land and work it Oft
ener, thcy would make more progress at
1t, and then plant the olecounty in cot
ton aud want q ton OF fertilizer to go over
1t. Why not plant small crops and ma
nure high and work it Oftener? You can't
raise COTTON and pay old debts at present
price, q cents.
Mr.. Basil Alewine, Of this place, who
Aas been feeding lne gin fnr Nir. :. :.
Gaily this fall, met with painful acci-
dent the :iOth OF last month. He had lust
rang the bell to start on the first bale that
morning and he saw few seed near the
seed belt and reached down after them,
IN less than second OF time mis- shiyt
sleeve was caught by the saws and his
left hand was drawn into the gin. There
are not arJ leaders cut; only his little
finger. 1t could have been worse. but as
1t Is, 1t Is bad enough. He was going to
start to Columbia on the Saturday follow
ing: We wish him a speedy recovery.
We hear that Mr.. Brooks Gaily will
move next year.
We never henrd the like of people buy
Ing aud selling laid in our life. They
arc not standing back at the low price Of
cotton. Some of the people on the other
side OF the river have surely found gold
mine.
We noticed few weeks ago that a GER
tain correspondent called our lawn pnr-
ties woods troics." We always have a
nice tim" and the girls enjoyed chem
selves.
No sickness except Mrs. 7. =. Mitchell,
but hope she may recover soon. mo.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-10-13

In Charleston last Saturday Judge
Simonton, of the United States Cir
cult Court, handed down decision in
which inc declares that where Tic PEG
pie of a town have voted against the
establishment of II dispcnsary in their
midst an original package store cannot
be forced upon them. The cases de-
cidcd came up from Greenwood and
Woodruff and the decision is claimed
to be Il victory for the State This
decision is what we expected, and is
right and proper. If any town or
County ill the State decides to have
prohibition it should be allowed to do
SO
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Judge of 1Pr0bate's, Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

I STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
Tn the Court Of Comn,on Pleas.
Mis-. e c. Brock, as assignee, Plaintiff.
VS.. Mrs. NJ. T.. Cowan, Nettie Cowan,
ct etal,-Complaint for Foreclosure.
TN obedience to the order OF sale in the
Il above entitled action, will sell on
Salosdayin November next, in front OF
the Court House III the City of Anderson,
s. c., the Lands described AS follows, to
wit:
All that certain Tract of I.and, contain
I'M; lSn c,.res. moro or less, situate in
County oiAndcrson, in Ssn.o, Aforesaid,
on waters OF Boar Creek. adjninInn lands
now or Formerly owuct, by william Say
lors,E y. yiors, j John Shawa and others,
ii Doing tho same conveyed tn j. a.
Cowan byJ canal, and Mary j.. Hail.
Dee. 18th, lssj, less ] :! acres sc'd to j. 10
Pennell.
Terms- Onn-third cash, balance in
twelve months, with interest from DAY of
sale. secured by bond sni mortgage, with
leave to anticipate. payment. Purchaser
&c, pay for papers. Il. NJ. BURRIS,
Probate Judge ;ts Special Referee.
& Oc. Is, 1897 16 u
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
n, the Cours. Common Pleas.
G. II. Mahon, Plaintiff, vs A. NJ Ciuyton,
ct al, efendants.-Comrlaint for Fore
closure.
I II pursuance CT the Judgment of Fore.
II closure herein, i will sell on Salesday
in November next, in front OF the Court
House In the city of Anderson, s. c., the
Lands described as follows, to wit:
All that certain Tract of Land, contain.
ing Ia acres. more or less,> situate. lying
and being in Williamson Township,
County OF Anderson, in Stete Of aforesaid, !,
bounded by lands of G.M Rogers. A. M.
Rogers, j. T.. Rogers, j seper M Rhodes
and Home tract of A. NJ. Guyton..
Terms-One. half cash balance In twelve
months, with interest from day OF sale
secured by bond and mortgage with leave
to anticipate payment. Purchaser to psy
for papers. r. NJ. BURRISS,
Probate Judge, as SPECIAL Referee.
Oct IS. 1897 &c a.
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settlers. possibly this would induce
Greater diversity in farm product and
thus rescue uS from the curse of an
allcotton crop. As it is. the whole
of our farm lands are stakrd on this
one crop and partial failure or low
prices brings paralysis to al business.
Corn and wheat and oats and potatoes
and cattle and hogs and poultry and
vegetables and fruit-thcsc are all
kept in the background to give place
to King Cotton. whose Slaves the peo-
pie are. 1t is a ruinous policy.
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OSBORNE & BOLT.
i.

South Eastern Car Service Association
for South Carolina,
Columbia, S. c., October 1st, 1897.
NOTICEsis hereby given that on and
in after October 18th, 1857, Cars not
unloaded within forty1eight (4S) hours
Sa::s: s:.:y-, :aa @hieh ere NOT
loaded within forty ,eieht (4S) hours after
being placed in position, sshail be subject
to a charge of, One Dollar $l.OO) per day
or fraction thereof. for the detention Of
Cara az and use Of tracks, Sundays and legal
holidays excepted. -
Atlantic Coast Line. a
Charleston & Savannah Railway.
South Carolina q Georgia Railroad.
Charleston q w eStern Carolina Railway.
Florida Central g. Peninsular Railroad.
Columbia Newbarry & Lnurens Railroad.
Ohio River & Charleston Railway.
East Shore Terminal COMPANY
Carolina & Cumberland Gap Railway.
Dlue Ridge Railroad.
Southern Railway. 49,
y. G HASKELL, Mansger,
Oct 6. 1897 Is q.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-10-13

TIE lNTELLIGENcER has Just put in
new and larger press, and this week
grcets its reader, in a new form. This
VIII give ns much more space and con
s'purntiy much more rraline matter.
which We believe viii hc appreciated
By our ra!rpn, We prplo,c To make
the sNlfL'lrINrLE more .n. resting
than eyer before. aud from time to
time add lcw features to it. .As is
well known, the INrELLIGt>cER is not
the organ Of any organization or Of
any man, and will continue 20 adyo
cate the principles Of true Democracy
and work for the best interests of
Anderson County and the State Of
South Carolina. Politics, however.
are not our forte. The INTEIIIGENcER
has always been model family paper,
and we shall continue to make it such
in future. We can still boast of hav-
ing the largest circulation of any
County weekly in the State, ard we
hope to merit in the future the liberal
patr"napc that has been given US in
the past. In making this change we
have gone to considerable expense,
ana we trust our patrons will show
their appreciation Of our efforts by n
pl ompt response to our calls for re-
Enumeration for services already rem
dcrcd.
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Valuable Lands for Sale,

pY VIRTUE OF the power conferred by the will
- Of Jeptha Harper, deceased we win sell at the
day In November next the following lands to"wit:
certain tract OF land in Centervliie township.
Anderson County, 8. c., containing one hundred
and ffty-one acres moro or less, known as the
FELTON, place, adjoining lands of Mrs n. F. Watson.
r. NJ Burriss John ON ale and others.
Also 20 Ehares Farmers 4 Merchants Bank
Stock. Shares Bank of Anderson Stock, 80 Shares
Anderson Cooperative Alliance Store Stock, pis
tol, saddle. walking caEe.,;
Terms-Ohe-half cash .balance> in ~ months.
secured by bond and mort tgago, with interest at
per cent. Purchaser TO pay Tor papers. Plats on
cxhi ait at honham Il Watkins Office.
j. G. HARPER,
!. w. HARPER,
J. A. WELBORN
Executorc.
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The Southern Railway Company
has extended an invitation to the New
England Cotton Manufacturers Asso-
citation to visit the cotton mill ccntcrs
Of the Sout!, located along that System
of railway and it is expected large
number of the members Of the Asso-
citation will accept the invitation.
About 250 cotton mills are located on
the line Of the Southern Railway, and
the number is increasing.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-10-13

If hard work can accomplish any
thing, the approaching State Fair will
be an unprecedented success. The
management is putting forth all its
efforts to secure splendid exhibitions,
and the business men Of Columbia
will provide attractions during the
week. In brief, the Indications arc
that this will be week long to he re-
mcmbcrcd in the annals of STATE Fair
history
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1t is becoming more an4 mere ap-
paront that cotton raising is not .
Profitable employment b. i,self. and,
unfortunately, we Try to elevate it
above everything clsc and make it our
sole dependence. 1t is Tie one crop
that brings money. we are told. But
the money it brings\is already spentin
agroat many INSTANCES in making the
crop, a;.d that is ccA Aiainly poor fuan-
cicr:nes. If we cs<td cut up our big
farms, selling in sn1ll tracts to actual
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-10-13

We arc indebted to Mcssrs. Latham,
Alexander 4 Co., Of New York for Il
copy Of the twcnty-fourth annual cdi
ton of "totton Movement and l'luc
tuations. The volume hn. many
-pccial features besides i,e usual
table Of receipts. consumption, stocks,
exports, aud fluctuations. which can
be found nowhere else in such con
else form
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-10-13

Governor I.llcrbc is sending circu-
lar letters to all the white ministers Of
the State asking them for expression
of opinion as to the decrease or in
crease in drunkenness, and also for
an expression Of the views Of your
people on prohibition. the dispcnsary
and high license, under the constitu-
tional restrictions.
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Our LUCKY STAR
Shines brighter and bright
er, our fame spreads farther
and farther, and yet we press
it harder and harder.


Laundry Soap. good size, l4c. cake.
Very large and fine cake DC, and 200
yards silk free.
Two sticks good Blue &c.
Three cakes Toilet Soap So. til sc
cake quality.
Gold plated Rings at Zoe. each
Gold Filled Rings 19c each.
Gold plated Watch Chains soc.
Ail-wool Suit Of Undcrciothcs 7Jc
Children's Undersbirts 1Oc.
Good size Milk Strainers &c.
Half gallon Glass Pitchers 15c.
Good size Glass Pitchers Sc. each.
Good plain Glass Tumblers 15c. set.
Good heavy Sox &c. pair.
Black Socks II C. pair.
l5c. and 25c. quality at SC. pair.
Zoe. quire Paper and Sc. to sc. ouirc.
Baby Caps at &c. each.
Boys Suspendcrs, good rubber web,
at &c. pair.
Mems Cross-back at &c. pair.
Fircmen's Braces 10c. pair, heavy.
Another lot Free Silk Soap to arrive
this week. Merchants supplied al
manufacturers prices.
Have secured few cases of the
famous Red Seal Roasted Coffee, one
pound packages, the kind you usually
pay lac. to 15c. package for, will let
her slide at 10c. Don't be TOO slow
on this.
Extra heavy yardwide Shecting I'd
go at 44c. per yard. Lighter weight
at -4c. and Sc. per yard.
Good lightweight Spoons elk for Lei
A good Plated Spoon at Sc. set.
Tables to match at 15c. set. +
A first-class Bone or Ebony Ha4F
die Table Knife and Fork at 60c. pqf
set. s1.25 goods for 75c. set. E
Turkey Feather Busters 10c., 12E|
and 15c. each. III
A heavy Unbleachcd Drill sc. yarh
A very heavy Unblcachcd Drill b
43c. yard. Ill
A handsome assortment Dress B6i;|
tons &c. per dozen. E;|
Bleachcd Towels, 81 by ~ in chb
heavy, at 7ac. each. h+I
Letter from our Mr.. Rhicks, at Hs-
timore, says he has secured a cas@r
two 25c. black OF brown Socks to S'l
at 10c. OF perhaps 9sc. per pair. HfI
you wear Socks dom fail to see. he
are not going to sit on them. A5I
Don't forget our Imitation DIS
Goods at SC. per yard--worth i0a .
12!c. B.
Iron Express Wagons and Childke' 8
Nclocipedcs, bought in car load loEsto
sell at Wholesale jobbing priced A
better Wagon than some Of ourScm-
petitors handle and at lower pride
Don't fail to see our line Of Deo-
rated China Table and Toilet Wre,
Oh which &c man cen touch ns. z
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-10-13

At last the cotton reporters are ad-
hitting that cotton is short. but good
in quality. This admission comes af-
ter the price has gone down to about
the cost Of production.