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HUNTER HUMMINGS.
Farmers are all busy.

Farmers are all busy. Will Norman made . business trip to Brinkley last week. Sherman Hunt lost one of his mules last week. Childrens Day Sunday week and we expect a good time. MT. Gnnn, of Brinkley, was in our town q few days ago. Seth Wilson set out four thou sand sweet potato plants last week. Health good except mAtrimoni- al fever, and they tell nc it is catching.
 C
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S1OO REWAkDl

,YiIl bb paid Av me &or tAe Arrerk aud 2 aa victioa ef aay psrsos stssiisS tin. .bsr nR my lands n NoSros. LSS
 ~-i-sa Ms.seSis. kss..
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R. s. WATKINS, COUNTY SURVEYOR.
 ROE, ARK.

Solicits your patronage in all kinds of surveying. Be sure and have your field notes as they will save trouble and delay. - March, 3-t. f.
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ZU RA NARY LEWIS. wife of Q promi-
 nen1 farmer. and we'll known by all
 os6 resfdents near Belmont. N. r.. 1o1D: ~HW twenty-sevcn years had been Aeocseant sufferer from nervous prostra- Dn. and paid large sums of money for doc- nAnd sdvextjssd remedies without bene- \ Ihree yeata ago my condition was alarming; the least noise would startle and 4nnsrve mo. ! was unable to sleep had a pambor of sinking spells and slowly grew yorso. began using Dr. Miles Restorative lervins and Nerve aud Liver Pills. At sirat l>e medicine sesmed fo havs DO effect. but '1[oos taking few bottles began to notice ie4angs: rssted better It night. my appa- a4 begen @ improve and rapidly grow otor. until nov am a nearly restored hoatth e Cae q my age may expect God y ow pr- Milasf NervIne. z QV(QuggE12 1Qe. M1l1f Remedies 0-'h1
 3on1d by ai drug asn~.s 4psasr . positivs El.
 es los monsy D- s0aaAorec
 V. Book on diG- aa--sss
 pM Flo heAxt and ssJ sSs 11
 MILES MEDICAL O.. Elkhart, Inc.
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-16
r.. j. MAULDIN. Clerk
Executors Sale Real Estate.

Dl Vir:ue of authority vested i'm ls by
tho last Will and Testament OF Clemar
tine Hall. deceased, we will sell on Sales
day in December, 1898, in front of the
Court House in Inc City of Anderson,
:. e., the Lands described as follows. to
tU wit:
All that certain piece, parcel or lot of
Land, containing 40 acres, more or less.
situate, lying and being in Varennes
Township, i'll County OF Anderson in
said State, on waters of Fiat Rock branch.
w,ters of Savannah river, adjoining lands
nf Mrs E. A. Glenn, II. r. Beaty and P.
L. Tate, and being the same conveyed to
ms by ELIAS Jones by Decd bearing date
january 18th, 1898, and recorded in r. II.
e.. Office for Anderson County, 8. e.. in
Bnok 'B," page 262.
Terms-One- half cash, balance in IL
mouths with interest, secured by bond
and mortgage with leave to anticipate
payment. Purchaser to pay for papers.
Mrs.. +. L l.. ARNOLD,
MRS HATTIE WEIGH.
EXecutrixes.
Nov lG, 1898 81
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Pcrhl"ton I.r:as.

l'r. ". :. rrrss!ry. Professor Of
l.lSkiir t'ollrgc, preached an able scr
mon ~ he Presbyterian lhuicli Since
Oui last writing.
Mr. J. W. Simpson w,ni 10 Anderson
'dlc>,ay 10 CARY the Federal ..l,r-
'i"n returns. Miss Annie, hi, daugh-
l"r accompanied him in oi,rl 10 have
,,"nc dental work done III Dr. >ilirk
lands.
J.. II. Shnnklln ESQ. has been quite
>irh lni tho last ten .layS. 80 m,rl 80
'iIli m, sons. George and Edward.
were called home from !'ic,inloni. We
III" ti''i {" report hat H. is much in.
!,lotth.
llolc>-"r lianilipn is quite SICK Win
biiliriS i'N'r. H." lIn~ been sch for
-t..ci.l ,iaA>.
W.. J. !. Monilc. has been io Atlanta,
Hi'i purchased Il nice stock Of ..,nls.
Nj. Hcnii'" Harris went To- ilc STAT,
IAN lI>! Saturday.
VIZ. i. T.. loan j. cl,Ikin@ for Mr.
j. II. Nollnr..
Iin E.pii.i, are getting on NIGEL,
iruaillng then Church.
i)i. H. W. sanders waS nj Iii, Church
SUNDAY i:Ininn@ Mitli only three mem
Der, present. They constituted The
'"lislrsaii"n. TELL. TALE.
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The pcssimiSt is abroad in the land.
On every hand The ear OF the ,nsscr-by
is ;iTSdiiui; ~ i.,i,S "i wor ,u,iciing
upon almost every known topic. from
the low price of cotton tr i.r ruinu,,s
policy pursued by the government in
the recent war with Spnin. In fact. il
seems that Il great many u, nplr are
lmbncd with the idea that we are,
every one, separately and individually.
on the iii@l, road to ruin and that The
country lin this locality, ut lcasU is
f;'Sl approaching the "dcmntion bow
vows. i.'it Let us pause Il moment
Is there really Il good and sufficient
reason Ter all this pcssimstic talk 2
Are tie clouds that are now lowering
II portion or our fair Southland really
so dark us they arc painted by some of
our friends with the gloomy cast OF
countcnancc? No! most cmphatically,
no! we cite in proof Of this denial thu
lessons which the history of our coun
try teaches ns, the im.!spmt:.!.!c .s:o::s
OF political economy and best of MI.
the logic OF common sense. The cuual-
izati0n OF values is n fact not theory:
and the same rule applies to existing
conditions. If the farmer finds he can
not mako living raising four-cent
cotton with his present system of farm
ing, he must change his system; raise.
corn and hogs and plant just enough
cotton to supply him with clothing and
pay his personal debts. BY pursuing
such policy for awhile the price of
cotton will be bound to react. Human
life Is Il series of ups and downs. Every
community has them and we cannot
hopo to escape onr share of the
clowns" Let lib not despair, but as
troubles arise meet them unflinchingly,
and we vii! be rewarded by having
peace, prosperity and plenty in the
land.
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Sale Under Trust Deed.

DG virtue OF power contained in Deed
I'D OF Trust executed to mo by +. NJ.
Butler. will sell IT public outcry before
the Court House door AZ Anderson, S. c.,
on .oalesday i'll Deccmber 1898, the fol-
ip"i"g described Real Estate:
~. II that Lot or parcel OF Land situate
III the City OF Anderson, in the County
and State aforesaid, containing eight
acres, more or less, situate on the Pendle-
dletoL NOnd, bounded by lands Of Mrs.
NJ a. stephens, John ". Daniels and a
new street.
Also, ''mv undivided one half interest
In auu To All that Lot or parcel CT Land
situate IN City o! Anderson, County and
State aforesaid. containing one and three
tenth arres. more "r less, bounded by
lands "f j. T. Barton, l.. *. Mctnliy and
Max weil .\vri.ut, DriGg the lOt bought
hv j. E. Bart,n anu j. L. Car!ett from
Mrs Grace Cociirau, o which j.. NJ But
Ter bought the interest q. j /. Catlett."
Terms of S,Ie-On,- half cash, balance
in twelvo months, rrcured by mortgage
OF PREMISES Leave 10 purchaser To pay
all cash. Furchr,tr - pav for papers.
NJ. l.. HONIAM Trustee.
Nov III. lSD5 u :,
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Judge Of PrObate's s le
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Anderson County.
In thA 0a,,rt nf Cbm,nn, plen.

Mrs. Carrie A. Jackson, Plaintiff. We. R,
A.. Jackson, Mre. Annie s. Moss, as
Administratrlx, &c. ct al, Defendants.
Foreclosure.
PURSUANT to the Judgment of Fore.
Il closure herein will sell OH Sales
day in December next, in trout of the
Court House in the City OF Anderson, s.
c.. the following described Lands, to wit:
An that certain Lot Of Land, containing
two acres. more or less, situate within
the corporate limits OF the City of Ander-
son, g. G., adjoining lands Of Mrs Cora
f.igop, +. X McCully and others, aud
known as the brennan Lot.
Also, that other Lot containing two
acres, moro or Less, situate within the
corporate limits OF said City, and adjoin-
log lands OF William Green, Geo. Evans
and others, and known as the Wilson Lot,
and same conveyed to said r.. A. Jackson
by Jeptha Wilson.
Terms-One half cash, balance with In
terest. In twelve months, secured by bond
end mortgage. with leave 10 pay all cash.
Purchaser TO pay for paper.
r.. M. BURRISS.
Proba.e Judge as Special Referee.
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Another conference wis held in Co
lumbia last Wednesday in reference tc
putting on another train between Co
lnmbia and Grecnvillc. Representa-
tivcs from several towns along the
Road were present and the Southern
Railroad was represented by Mcssrs.
Ifardwick, Wells and Cardwcll. pcti-
tlons from all the towns along the road
were presented to the officials, and the
business necessity Of thr train WA.
pointed ont by the delegates present,
who urged that the ir:iiI, desired would
not only benefit he road but the cities
and towns along he line AS sall.a,ly
known the question is only The cxtcn-
SION OF the train from Prosperity. its
present terminus, to Columbia. TN,
people OF this section need another
train to Columbia, and we sincerely
hope it will be- put on. The railroad
officials say twill not pay. Perhaps it
will not ut first, but we believe the
business of the road can be in
creased. and in Il short while the
train will pay. Let tho milroad an
thoritics try the experiment, and I'LL
the towns and cities Interested in keep
ing the train on will do their utmost ia
make it IL success.
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Judge OF Probate's Sale
STATE OF NOirH NAl,Oi.!NA.
.taiiIH~1,; CnISTY

IN tie tiur of r.mmm. IYcN
Ennine Parker ria.ntin. ~. IS. L.
PARKER, o. II. t. Eant ana others. De-
fcuuantS. urr.ln-,ire.
- virtue Of tho DccrIal Order herein
11 Will sell on cal. s'iay in Deceinhur
next. IN front OF th. Court House III the
'iiN "t Andstspn. > C.. ;he Land, de-
scIiptu ~ follow, 10 WIZ
MI that rcrtaiu Tract OF I.nut, contain
in2 l"l acres. tnpreor les, situate in Fork
inwn>lir. County aHu state aforesaid,
ndj ,inip1 Lands 81 j. &. Holland, Gather
80 Grown. deceased, Janctte Holland
and Samnel Can't. ii being the I.ai,d,,
whcreon w. Il. Parker did reside, ana
tho remainder o.. Tie tract formerly be-
i3n,;in. L. Benz. Holland and purchased
~ ~. i Parker Al Serll's Sale
l"rniH -- onc-ia I cash, h.lancb III
,"tiNr months, vi h interest, secured by
s'inu .nd niurlrhE", With leave To pav all
'h~h, ana terms - he complied win III
ui" ii"iir, or Ir-u!t al purchasers lisk
uni.l', .'ircf,a-"r can h- found who can
thus comply. Purchaser To pay for pa
pcr-.
Il. NJ. BURRISS,
ffoi:.ic Judge H> S,.tc;:,i Referee.
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Cool days make Capes IA
garment. Our Stock is unsurp
for assortment and variety Of D
Stylish Cheviot Cape trimmed
braid :.
Good quality Cheviot Capes, tri1
with braid and fur.
Stylish Chinehille Capes, braij
fur trimmed, full size.
Fine black Beaver Capes, fu
braid trimmed
Tan eolored Kersey Capes,
trimmed -. -. 49,. !,
Superior. black Beaver Cape, til
with satin and velvet collar. i
Fine Plush Cape, braided and \
and trimmed with Thibct fur.|
All wool Beaver Jackets, in bll.|
blue. :. !
Superior quality Tan Covert |
Jackets. Il
Imported Kersey Jacket in cads!
and all Of the leading Shades |
in the very newest fashion. i
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Nov. 10, 1899
HIGHEST GRADE, MOST DURABLE.
Sold ON Easy Terms.

From ibis date until January lst will
max" Il Special Reduction in prices OF
PIANOS. ORGANS and SEWING MA :
CH ! \ rs. real Up-tn- Date Piano for
S225.00 ar'i W. Organs $500 and mp to
SH5.ou. Saving Machines, fully warrant
ed. Tor so 60 A few moro New Home
Marhin = fnr $50 90 ! sell the very best
quality Need = .nc. per sioz-n. obs per
bn;tlp. Machine Bands l5... New Home
s'hu'tles s;5,. ea'i. R-Me'rher, neabove
prices gnon '''li Jan;i'r. l~t. have Ii
slightly used Piano, he celebrated KIM
bali make, ieIt with tne t"r Sain ut bar
gain. VI l.. WILLIS,
South Nam Street
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Judge OF PrObate's Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTy oY 4 Snr.Y.H>.

III The C0ur. Common Pleas.
:. Il. Timms, ;s Administrator a., Estat,.
al r. ID. MrAi,stnr, decc ,Aeu, piaiu,ifI.
v. CART" Tin.uis, Dora Tiunps, LiZz,,,
Carte. Dh5 tom :AcAlistor and Others,
De rruuaul>.-Action to sell land in aid
nt Personal Assois To pay Debts.
pursuance of the Order of tho Pro.
d bate Court, / will sell on Smlesday in
iiec"mhc" next, IN front of tho Court
,'ouso In the City Of Anderson, \. G., the
Lands described rs lows, TO wit:
All that certain piece. parcel, or Tract
OF Land. containing PAP acres. more or
less, sitnnte in WILLIAMSON Township
County and State aforesaid, adjoining
Lands Of j. z. johnson, WIN. Martin,
Margaret Lawless, and others.
Terms-One-haif cash, balance in l2
months. with interest, secured by nnnd
and mortgage, with leavc 10 pay all cash.
Purchaser TO pay for papers.
K. NJ. BURRISS,
Probate Judge Ms special Referee.
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NOTICE,

x HE undersigned hereby warns the
inbiic Hrt 10 ii;re or hnrbor Jerry
hNinir". - Young negro in.n, WHO Is
nnuor contract in wOri; for me lnr five
!cnis, AMI who has icit ~" without ca,t
i"r>on- hisr"Snr,iius thu, notice will ht.
prnsrruted to thr fuH eXt"ut or tha law
On AELiE DANi.NPORT
Nov l6 lSJS II
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Judge Of Probate's Sale.
STATE OF SOU.II CAl,OIINA.
ANDERSON totN1Y.

STATE OF SOU.II CAI,OI.INA.
ANDERSON torN1Y.
IN tic Con,t Of tomupn ,ncus.
Mr.. Julia Il. Won iiA.,eln, plantin, -.
Nhttie ShcIrari. Mngsm Sherr,rd nu,i
others, DcicudAniI.
pursuance of the Order Of Sale grant
Il rd III tho above entitled ease. viii
rtii on >aiesdny IN December nex,, in
,rpnt nf the Court House III tho CIV OF
Anherspr. >. g., tho Land- described az
follows 10 wii:
. II tina. certain Lot ri Land, Continuing
Que anb pnc-iIai acrc-, NOR, or !css, sit :
nA'' III arennes Township, county and
,''hi" aforesaid. adjoining lands Of j. l..
;i'itn aid other land, oi M. j. (. Won
lia>-t IN, 1t being he urfiiis.l urtiun oi
u" H. l convened 10 Mr.. J. Il. Won iia--
stiii ~ -. Bplianin.n. August 7;h, l-s2
ltrsHs-- Onc-haif "h.h. balanca i'll ~
Hp''hN, With Interest, sccirc. by bond
ana ihnrtEaE", with lrnv" to pay all cash
Purchaser ~ pay for papers.
K. ~. Bli RRIS>,
Probate Judge ~ Special K.trrer.
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Judge Of Probate's sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ANDERSON COUNTY.

ANDERSON COUNTY
IN the Court of Common Pleas.
Il. +. Clinkscales, Plaintiff, vs. Lucy
Ashley. ct al, Observation-Disclosures
ure.
N obedience to the Order of Sale herein
Il will sell on Salesday in Decem Der
next, In front of the Court House In the
City of Anderson, s. c., the Lands de-
scribed az follows, to wit:
All that certain Tract of Land contain
ing la2 acres, more or less, situate in
County and State aforesaid, adjoining
Lands of s. Bleckloy, deceased, L. Nj
Tucker aud others.
reruIs-Cash. Purchaser to pav .or
papers r. nj. BURRiSS.
Probate Judge as Special Referee.
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an OnlIHAaCE

20 E:r!,-,nl "n much ~ mn esrdi-
name" 80 r:,:ay require. II D. irenA<>
f'r '1"s. az Apples. or uti,rr
E'ruif" or Cabbage. from amy
Wagon, s'nrg ur Vehicle.
shE II oEDaINED. By The Mayor
ES ara - i'i'tuirn .; IL" Ci!y nI y ruer-
- II. :. n tpiiitii n>sOInbicL and hv
hhfIi"iity 81 tho SAINT
th.; 80 tt.;.cii O. Mi Ordinances OF thi,
Wy 81" ma r'Quirn The payment ui ary
'.ir"hsn Tax tor Tho Sale of Apples, or
other FRUITS, or Cabbage. from any Wag-
on, Cant. or other Nrh,cie, be, and tie
N.Iiin is Iitr-hy, rcptnrd.
Done and rn,iiird by tho Mayor and
Aldermen of tho City oi Anderson, sc,
III Conncl nSsetnb!cd, and the seal oi
st"t t'ity duly affixed, this lst day of No
V7IniInr. ~. ID. iS.lS.
JOHN X HOOD, Mayor.
Atte-t:
r.. j. MAIJLDIN CI.rl,
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= Nino deaths have occurred in
the Second South Carolina regiment
from fever originating in Camp Cuba
Libre, Jacksonville. Tho battlefield
seems safer than the average camp.
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MIR. Lcmucl II. Werner, Of the
Retreat section of Oconec, one Of the
oldest and most highly respected citi-
zins of that county. died Saturday, 5th
inst, at his home, at the advanced age
Of 81 years. The death of Mr. Werner
removes the last Of the sons of John
VGsner, Jr., who settled at Retreat
in 1880.
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A Blanket is a comfort th
nights and comforts are oths
ings. We have them both.
Essex 1914 Cotton Blanket. !.
Rose ia pink, blue bOrd'
kets. -. ......
Good 1914 Wool Blanket. -
Good liza Wool Blanket. -.
Superior 12-4 Wool Blanket.
Good full size Comforts. y
Superior full size Comforts. \
Full size Comfort with fancy
covering !. .....|
Carpets and Rugs
just purchased another lot
patterns in Wool Ingram ]
We are selling them at ~
Extra Super oil wool lngraln9|
patterns $50. -
A good quality Of Tapestry /
Carpet.
Best quality Of Tapestry Il
new patterns. Il
Handsome Fur Rugs, 36x's..I
Wool Art Squares, neWes'
size 2ax3 yards. .......'''k
Extra large size Chenille coi:E
tains
Fine Tapestry Curtains y
i, large sizes. ....;l ~
Oak Screen Frames, q pre'N E
decoration. 81. .......I
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UNCLE zEKE WORKING HIS
WAY TO THE CIRCUS! (vs,y Funny,

Hello Zeke Jest workin big Circus,
hummer dun hccrd EN- tell An dc price dey
exzact free No. dem whu aint Uncle
uny big and de bloom assenshun Dc
is always elu
de antics dose fele do Fus leadin
begins ter cut an
s an all hans oers Wild powfa perle bow thank
Cotton for hand e maohne about the best thing made
K a. dd oot kais
Yard wide heavy Seg Heavy
Shoes 1oc 2c and 25c pair Ladies' 38c 59 800 98
Skin and Cordovan Whole families
worth shoe kid
goods them Silver Extracts quality
and 10c bottohrs
this quality q Milk Buckets Sc 10xl6 Biscuit Pan 10c
it does Brass Hand complete
with burner fiat wick Glass Hand Lamps with
work easily if he had good hands Heavy
i Psh EoTE each
81 90 JOB lot Bonzed Mantel Clocks $500
EN- slide at 81 90 each
These hands, drop Compei-
tn will tell "tan and hold but
to swallowed whole Now there's
grind they giving old gudge. No.
around like by the tail therefore they
bargains at The Ten Cent Store and and on
For nearly we been tho particular bright
but thanks the good thing they
live o tell the tale
Now den be black sheep We
Yours always truly
{. 5. MINOR - = 10G. Store.
Spot Cash does th ework
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Tho us'"s!!"i. uI y n:iiuiai i.,ti,l 81
Iraiii - l'eiu.: .ii~cl-~rd mut 81. l,-,
by ( ll' .niiirin Pres. and j., ..!.s.ar!ii..,
the attention 81 p;li,lrr mrn li.nueh
oni '"iiti!i. 'ii., lcoil, al }li>>is-
sipp, Louisiana and lnil,ig ale csll, .
cia!ly interested in lhc sihlici, v illr,,
is due largely 10 Ike recent epidemic of
ycllo" Foyer through which, thut see
ton IiHs Just passed I Iir i'll, IL Of such
nlii"nnl bnalil Of health is GENERALLY
endorsed ~ physicians in Ike south.
and The suggestion stems 10 have he
approval OF iln. health authorities OF
the three States referred 10. The plan
Erntftlly discussed is that Snrll Il hoard
should be coInpuStd of representatives
from each of the States Of the Union,
the members Of which should, of course.
be experienced and trustworthy mem
bers of he medical fraternity, the head
OF such Il board to be known :s ..cuin-
missioner of public health" The sub
Ject is one worthy of discussion. and
there is much in it to merit cOnsidcrn-
ton on the part of Congress.
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ii"'HpiA n",.iaie election otsl ned
n."nlcd ;" lilllc inicu-, ~ ;l,c -.
.'nn' brli ia Ills state. I.n.sn- ir
n"n'lc a' lhpciiN. ihr c!.,nn ai
"Nri TIL, state w.~ ~, quli
Suii..t
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.s..s-..as,r (.,;ss>ss ss.ssfir-l<.'... .Jcsy,
Fancy zinc covered trunks vii
size tray, size 14x2S. npri,e
size 15x3O, price.
size 1896, price.
Genuine Oiled Canvass Trunk,
complete trays. size 2lx3s.
Leather bound Canvas Trunl,
complete trays and best stran.
21X36 :.
Very finest leather aud bras,
med with the very newest and
crn fittings, size 22x3G, price.
Satchcls and Faliscs in eyerT
aad quality at our regular low n
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Economy is threefd dca-righ prices, right qualities M
This our definition of economy, much Others mao
one or Of these points essential Certainly there
that our buying facilities enables buy prices and
to sell at lower prices than the majority general Stores H
our Specials
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I l., !nriirn Of the tine oi llic l;l;,ck
Diamond ~ ~n;ih fHin!ina l. no.;
-ri!lrt! lr,instinniiv -, u il north ui
th.: state. and in" iiilil ii,.ilinn nl the
.orl, - i'rr .:nial. >nilii,"i .lnder-
,nIi. drinn,ls U,,n niric iio people
Nalt Il 10 70. Sntt!;.i iii.~ :l. ,n..r
.lr:i., .lnt tir ,rMii>. iiiAi N.:ui ii most
sill %sl (: .i;',i ii ih,. .iril want ii.
;hrn II Viii l." ran Just "h.ic ti. com
pan; wants /: ip ran, i;.cil.lli :, ui any
tDnn OF community.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-16

Big sales Of Men 8
SHOES is reason
senough for us to
Eteh the whole pub
Ilic what we are do
ing in this Depart
ment. You already
know that we con-
troll the exclusive
sale in this section
for all the Shoes we
sell, and they are
all of standard
makes that you
have worn so long
and SO we'll.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-16

Another good point on the Black
Diamond is Franklin, \. G. 1t shows
evidence OF prosperity and is backed
by, y line mining section; lies in the
Eol. belt, and is particularly adapted
ior beautiful town. The Black Dia-
mOnd Will be the making of it.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-12-09
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

A New Firm at North Tazewell.
The announcement is made that
the firm heretofore doing business
under the name and style of C. II.
Peery & Sons, has been dissolved as
of the Sth inst. and will be succeed
ed by Hartman Bros. and Peery, who
will continue business at the present
stand. Messrs. Chas. H. and j. G..
Peery having sold their interest and
John d. Peely remaining with the
new firm. The retiring members
take the opportunity to thank their
patrons for past favors and solicit a
continuance of the same for the new
firm. An early settlement of all out
standing business is earnestly re-
quested and books and accounts will
be found at the store where Jno. d.
Peery will be always ready as here
tofore to attend the wants Of the
patrons alike Of the old firm and the
new. Respectfully,
CHAs. H. PEERY & Sons.