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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-11-22

dCuanto vale?
--eEaiv sents,,
Cd Fafs qu6r...... =
-@Faiv sents,
NO entiendo.
--sFaiv sent', hombre lusted esta sor'
do?. .....f
Sc me fu6 oil santo al ciolo.
10 --Hable used en- castellano -le dizzy
no sea estdpido.
III depOndiente. SO sonri5 con lAstima.
Despues me dijo:
~-iIIabla ustel el ipglish?....
- FL demonio hab!o 20! %. Ustod me
oatd fernando el pelo.....
-"Impolait'' ...--exc!am0 oil pulpcro.
Tuve que dejar!o por bueno.
Salt de alf como alma que lleva al diablo.
A Alos poco' pssos me encontrs con don
Indalecio.
Don Indaleoio es un viejito muy epsmora
do por ldgioa consacuenoia, muy sateros on
sslntos de ier.
Me detuvo como de costumbre.
Enseguida ma dijo.
-~<Gud m6nin
--Sf, ST, sf,-respondfe- Sc que es muy
mona; su novia iverdad?, -. va 10 creo que
81 es mona.
Paro g., louidndoss fanoso, repuso
--;Oh. smisters Gonzalez -! Oh 80.
ml.... aefioiits.... mGcho bueno,..
--iCual?... ia gtifn aquella?....
No.. no.. Igrliiffs?.... igrliif
ffe?.... No congoreade. 49,. sCrrifffas....
lMuoho malo!....
sMuoho snvergiienzas tive 20 gauas de
leoir'e; pero ers proyocar IN disguato y 10 de
je p,autado on mitad dc Ia cae.
Todavia ne grt5 desio lejos.
---eiMisters Gonaalez!.... Yo no cong,
prende sgrEffas... Squ5 scr sgfEifffe. 30
<misters GonzSlez?...
-~jVaya ustea i paseo!
Y no 10 quise Or mas.
Enseguida compr6 un foete dc 4 cuatro
rtaleF, y regres6 casa.
Couvoqu5 la familia, le die:
-Saforss, safores y seiieritas 80: no o.
toy dispuesto que &c me tiente Ia psciencia:
el que de ahors por delante me hsble en- ingles
mejor dicho en- ego que ustedes llsman lnSlds,
sera eastigado ell tota forma.... lhss com
prerddo til, chiguilloP....
Y lie ensefS mi muohaoho la rabisa del
foete.
--Papa,-rospondidme 6i~th estas equi-
vooado: yo no soy chiquillo.... 20 soy.
splqunlnls ....
LeYante 81 foete y SO 10 puee entire oreia y
oraja.
Hubo ell lsberinto oonaiguionte.
Pero, eanto remsao.
En mi casa NO ae ha vue.to & hablar mas
ingl6s.
Y no SO hablara haata gus ss liable como
es debido.
II. Gonzdle= Garcia.
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UUEV0 SURTDO EN- Ell ''PARISBtZAR'

Por mo frances ACADIA de reci SONBREROS CAPOTAS
ulmos modos de Par PERFUERN na CNTAS noyedad CEOS
cosos dentes PENETS peo ndspensabes toda
sen qera estr la moda CNTURONS novedad CDEN ASpa
abao coores de o AZAHAES LIGAS PANUE
LOS ncos bordados SEDAS beda O d. NJ c. banco COLOR
AGREMANES pasaman adomo de haes VEOS
GAZAS rzadas pe CAPAS de 50 GUANTES de cab
ta negros GANDES NOVEDADES abancos
o munos os paones odo hace encae espan
ABANCOS toros cosmres Espahoas PORTAMONEDAS de
plata dede el mas peque1o hasta la bosa Nascota. ..
En- cada egn todas las novedades sagan Paris
27 FoRTALEzA 27 PEDRO GIUsTI.
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VA n | { D A D E S.

Preservation Llego el mejor WHISKY del
''SSo' '1.''o mundo marca Glen Scott el
Canadien Club. Whisky. Ell lsurtido mas som-
pleto de la New York Biscuit Go. Ceryeza
n1area Pabst y la Wienen Beer, msiz tierno J
pasaa de California, quesos de- aBola de crema
do Ia Crema'y..Gruyer, Salchioh6n de Lion cho-s
fizos de Bilbao vines de las renombradss
marcas Heredia y Rioja alta, y los renombra.
dos y famosos vinos de Reims Roederer :
Cicot. De venta en- 81 COLMADO. San Fran
eisco 4e.-Cerecedo Hmnos Co. P.s
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Acgdlmos hoy'en qasj ~ n W y & = ~
=. El gusfdii mnnidpal doS R;n6n ~
nandez Campamor, se sserQa 4 sestas oicinaa
para manifsstarnos que 81 no fue cl guardia
.atropellado frcnte al cafe siturdF on los bajos
del Banco Agrfcola por dos sSldsdos do infan-
terra dc marina en- ls tsrdo de antes de aver.
~. So encuentra enfermo de algan onida.
do don Candido Martinez Rossll6, secretarioS
del ayuntsmiento de Yabucoa.
~. En- estos dias ha faliecido On Yabucoa
una nina, bija del doctor Dauasa, caya perdida
lamsntamos.
~. Verifcada Ia snbasta do carne do "a.
nado vacuno, reaa!td, que los diss del s al I del
pr6ximo mes, SO expeudera dieho artfculo als
precio de % centayos el kilc, y los dias al ii
de Diciembre al de 80 centavos.
~. Por la Secratarfa de Hacisnds se dis.
pone con feoha do syer que go oontinhen espen.
diendo las famosas cedalss personales con 81
caraoter de obligatorias.
~. En- eatoa dias se eesperan en- Aguadills
al vspor frano6s ,sFeriinand dc Lessep,, para
cargar tabaoo cafe. Tambien SO aguarda an
busn surtido do proyiaiones por 81 vspor ame-
ricano sWinifred,.
~*w Han ingresado en- Ia carcel, en- caldad
de detenidos, don josS Hernandez don Fran
cisco Noa, emplesdos de Obrss del puerto. n s.s
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CoJnpra, venta
Y ALQUILER DE MUEBLES
NUEVOS Y CSADOS

ia, SAN FkANo1stSoS 1FAk!AaSNNod1sstSoSH- H. I II
~. La prensa inglesa, y On particular xThe
Pall-Msll Gazettes, reoonoce que la question
de Fashoda no has sllegado producer impression
en- Frsncia. La situaoi6n dc Paris, en- conoep.
to de dicho pari6dico, "a lsmisma de Julio de II
1880: de la noche & la mafiana puede producer.
Sc un cambio de forma do goberno.
~ FL dfa % del corrisnto & las dos de ID
tarde, tendrA lrgar en- las Salas Consistoriales,
ante la Junta del ramo, Ia subasta para 81 abas.
to do carnes de esta oiudad, durante los diaa
dol l2 al ls de Dicismbre pr6ximo.
- Abasto pablico. La oarne dc res 80
vendera maiians en- el mercado de esta capital
al precio de 90 osntavos el kilo.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-08-03
Denver Items.

Drlighitn! rains have fallen on the land
ani our crops arc getting a = 10 pace on
them. and farmers are happy ana this
scribe can't find anything to ;.r,imile At.
unless !, - TO find fault with the admin
;S;ra;iun al Washington or give old
Garcia and his lazy followers ~ kick, hr.,
~.
Fro long the world will wake mp some
morning and find nnunbrr oi Dcnvcritcs
missing, and If you viii promise to keep
II secret, wo Viii tel! you that n crowd
Hf iis are contemplating a voyage Of ac
QUESTION by hitting up AN rXDcditiOn to
90 sOntwlcr" in tho lar on Pacific and
find w al island and ~ct ts up govern
lncnt ot OlIr own. The tact s, We arc
getting too crowded here. and we had
hoped that thi- Wal would 20 on long
enough to shin ont tho people some, but
now $50 sec peace is about to be made and
there has not been enough of our BOYS
killed 10 miss them, honce this move as
n last resort.
But All the same people are coming and
going
Miss Moore, Of Greenville, $. e., who
la. been visiting Miss Lille Garrison,
her former HchOOlnato at 0reenvilIe
Female College) returned To her home
few days ago, and while here was given a
lawn party at the residence Of Mr.. w. y.
Garrison, which WAS attended by large
number Of the young people in the com
munity, all of whom were delightfully."-
entertained.
Mrs. NJ. /. Brock, Of Ionoa Path. has
heon visiting the family OF MIR. w. j.
Erwin, and returned to her home Au-
gust lat.
Mrs. Blanche McMurray, of Decatur,
Texas. a sister of Mrs. Evins Browne
and Mr.. Pnstell MilIet. of Salubrity, Ga,
who came over from Georgia on visit 20
Mr.. X. Brownies family, returned
home last Monday.
The school at this place s ably presided
over for the present session by Miss Hat
tie McWhOrter. 80 we'll and fAvOrably
known as iirsf-class educator. IIer
sister. Miss Myrtle, il also teaching at
lola, >. e..
Miss Eva Gentry. daughter Of Mrs
jamie Gentry, of Lebanon, has n fine
school at the Moore school house, near
tho Centreville "Grange Hail." Miss
Eva lH Il recent graduate Of the tireenvil.e
Fomale College, and bids fair to make a
successful teacher.
Mr.. :. T. Harper, of Co. G., Ist S. G.
Reg't showed himself fron, the car win
dow Monday morning en-rOute nome on
seven days furlOngh, he having recent
ly been transferred to the ambulance
corps Sam will rejoin his Regt. at
Jacksonville, Fla, which preceded him
assigned To tho command of FitZhugh
Lee.
The NJ. Church, South, County S. S
Convention held it4 annual meeting ut
Sandy Springs last Friday and Saturday,
which waA largely attended and much
interest manifested. We had Il number
of tino speeches by preachers and lay
men, and those present enjoyed 81 treat
not soon to be forg0ttan.
a Sunday School pic MO will he given
at Mr.. w. J. Erwins Mill next Thurs-
day. More anon "INcon."
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Lebanon Items.

The crops In this community are Going
their best. Cotton IL very good We
thought corn was damaged by the long
dry spell, but are hopeful now of good
crop
a series of meetings will begin at Leb-
anon on Saturday before the srcond Sum
day in this month and continue through
the next week. We trust much good
may be accomplished
HOpewell has ist closed a successful
meeting, which WAS eDjoyeh by q num-
Der of the Lebanon people. We are
always glad of an opportunity to hear
Mr.. Hnwkins He wHs our pastor for q
nnmbsr of years The Union Meeting
which met at thst church was very inter
esting and largely attended.
Mr. Il. II. Wakefield and family have
been wishing friends and relatives near
the Carsweil Institute.
The young people enjoyed alawn party
at Mr.. Nj. B. Richardson's last Friday
night. Mr. Richardson's family know
how to max o every one enjoy themselves.
After several hours spent pleasantly on
The lawn, delightful refreshments were
served AT late hour we departed,
wishing that such occasions were more
frequent.
MIR. "Whit" Smith is erecting large
barn on the place be- contemplates NOV
ing to in the fall. Mrs. Walkers place.)
Messra. Thompson and smith are max
ing another large kiln Of brick this sum-
mer. Any one wishing good brick would
do we'll to consult them.
The patrons Of the school met and re-
elected the present teachers for another
year, but we are sorry that Prof Well
will not accept I underotand that he
expects to take special course. We
hope, however, he Will reconsider, as
both patrons and pupils are very much
attached to him, besides do not think 1t
good idea tn change teachers so often.
Miss Eva Gentry Is teaching school at
Denver. The people of that section are
fortunate In getting her She la recent
graduate of Greenville Female College.
The Association which convenes with
the Bolton Church will be attended by
several from this section.
Miss Dora Lahoon, Of B-ushy Creek, Is
visiting Miss Effie Richardson.
Mr.. VIM. Smith, one of our oldest citi-
zenH, died Sunday and was buried at
Lebanon to-day (Monday,) Rov. w Is.
Hawkins conducting tho funeral servi-
ces. 4 large number of friends and rela.
tives we're preseut to pay their last tribute
of respect. "Uncle Billie will be sadly
'n'ssad In the Church. as he was one of
our oldest deacOnB. The deacons Of his
Church we're his pallbearers. To the
wife end children we extend our hesrt-
feit synpnthy. OBSERVER.
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yrinity's Latest.

The people are done work and they are
enjoying the eating of fruits.
Niles Lizzie Gasaawav, charming
young lady of IIonea Path, accom- panied
by her brother, Earl, is visiting friends
in our community.
Miss Pet Finley, one of our most
charming young ladies'. with several of
her friends, is visiting in the mountains
We had the pleasure of attending the
Union Meeting at Hopewell last SUNDAY
1t was attended by quite a large crowd. a
heap Of pretty girls
Hiss Matte Finley a beautiful girl of
our com mmunity, has returned home after
II pleasant stay with her aunt, Mrs. Pool.
Miss Laura Acker, a most Contemplating
young lady of Toney Greek, is visiting
the Misses Harper.
Mr.. sam Harper, one or our soldier
boys, Is home on short furlough. lie
save everything Is getting on fine.
Miss Eula Simmons. of Laurens. il
vieitivg her aunt, Mrs. Gray. Miss Eua
Is charming girl, aud wo wish her much
10y while visiting in our community.
The base ball boys crossed bats with
the Anderson boys laat FridaV afternoon
The game was to in favor of Trinity
and Lebanon. We would not fool them
Mr.. Editor.
Ask the "Bg Four of Trinity. how
thsy like going to the cross roads park
especially on Sunday evening.
SCHOOL Boy.
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Equality Items.

We would like to say for the informa-
ton Of the Lebanon base ball team that
the Slabtown nine has never heen organ
lied. and we are sorry they were disap-
pointed In not having a game as they
went to 80 much trouble to 20 to Ander-
son and have 1t put In print. But we
hope to have crack nine 'ere long-then
we will think about play ing them.
Some of our little boys and girls have
been marrving of late Mr.. Will Mulli-
kin and Mas Ida Rainey we're married
on the Oath ult Mr.. Sam Mullikin and
Miss Foster Mullikin were married on
the 28th. Colonel Jamison officiating.
The weather has cleared up and the
farmers have began to work over their
crops once more.
There Is to be a reunion at old Carmel
Church on the 18th and 14th Of August
communion services on the 14th. There
will be several addresses on the 18th, and
everybody is invited to attend, bring
we'll filled baskets and have good time
in general.
nev are DuiiuinR poor at n1I. risKan
Church, preparatory to protracted
me citing. which IL to begin on Saturday
before the second Sunday in August 1t
will be one to last for some time, as they
are building It, oni of brick aud cement.
Khv. Jesse NermilliOn, of Rnsk, Texas,
preached mt Mt. Pisgah on last Sunday
night. Subject: personal Response oili.
ty."
Rev. w. II. Workman. pastor of tho
freshyterian Church, held communion
services last Sunday
Miss Leona Grice. of Pendleton, ia
teaching the Bethlehem schoo, near here.
Mr.. Herbert Smith, of Clemson. is
spending awhile with relatives.
A very pleasant evening was enjoyed
~ small crowd of young folks at the
Friday. e.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-08-03
Teachers Institute.

The Teachers' Institute for Anderson
County opened last Monday in the Court
House. An organization was perfected,
and the opening was most auspicioua.
More than thirty teachers were enrolled,
and this number has been considerably
augmented. The session throughout The
day was most interesting. On Monda AZ
night Prof. Griffith. Of Furman Univer
sity. entertained a small audience with a
most excellent address on "reading and
culture" and last night DR.. r. q. Wood
ward, President of the Scnth Carolina Coll
lege: lectured. To night Prof Snv der, OF
Woford College. will lecture. Tomorrow
afternoon, at $3.50 o'clock, Prof. Grease r
will deliver a lecture on "Art and the
Introduction of Art in the Public Schools"
He has numerous duplicate photographs
which were secured in Europe. and he
will illustrate his lecture with them. The
Institute will continue through this week.
The sessions are held morning aud after
ternoon, and are most profitablv spent in
discussing methods of teaching and various
subjects pertaining to the school and edu
catioual work. The public is cordially
invited to attend the sessions and espe-
cially to hear the lectures.
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a Shocking Fatality.

A most shocking fatality occurred at the
home Of Mr.. w. II EIrnd, four miles
south Of this city last Friday. as result
nf the c.rrles, administration Of med dicine.
-Four of Mr. lclrod's children had been
afflicted with malaria. and their mother
was giving them quinine. On Friday she
went to administer the mtdcine. but
instead of getting the vial of guinine, she
picked up a vial of strychnine, which had
been placed near the quinine by one of
the children who had found it few days
preceding. and which the poor mother
knew nothing of and She gave both Of the
children "A dose Of 1t. In very short time
one Of the children was taken with n
spasm and in less than half hour was
dead. A messenger was ut once sent to
this city and DR. J. G. Harris went to t5e
home. - few minutes after DR.. Harris
came in the other child WAS taken with Il
spasm and death soon claimed il. Dr..
Harria saw ut once that the child had been
poisoned and did everything possible for
it's relief, hut 1t was beyond human aid
Both tho children were boys, aged , aud
years. and tho circumstances OF their
deaths are very sad. The children wero
inferred at FInt Rock on Saturday. The
poor mother, who is almost crazpd with
grief, has the sympathy of all our people.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-08-03
Hat Rock Items.

l'cupi" in this community are suffering
witn 'hil.S. The cause should he found
HDd put u stop To 50 much suffering.
Ihe saddest thing that has happened in
thiA community in manv years occurred
IN this community last Friday morning,
in the death Dt two bright and Interesting
sons of Mr.. Tom I.irOd, who woro given
strychniDo for qninine. They were laid
10 rest SIDE by side in tho same grave at
this place on the following dav.
Inc many friends of Mrs. Lem. Maui
dln and her son and daughter. Mr.. Berry
and Miss Linda, ara delighted To have
them visit again in this community.
They ara much pleased with Arkansas
and will return in q few ,iays
The Singing School at this place, which
~ being faithfully taught by Mr.. JohI
Milford. is largely attended.
Mr.. j.; ID. Ellis, of Due West, visited in
this community recently.
"Yor KNOW"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-08-03
Ccntrcyille Items.

Everything is on boom now since the
refreshing showers.
Mrs. Maggie Brock, from Honea Path,
visited friends and relatives in our burg
last week
Mr.. George Gaines went to Honea Path
last week and his sister from Texas visit
cd him last week.
Miss Eva Gentry. from lola, has charge
of Park Grove school. We are all we'll
pleased with her and think she is the
one in tho right place.
Mr.. w. A. Bolt and wife and Mr..
Lawrence and Miss Mary Stevenson
visited their brother and family, Mr.. w.
T.. Stevenson. in Lavonia Ga. last week.
Chldren's Day will be observed at
Asbury Church Saturday before the third
Sunday i'm August.
Mr.. John Hall and wife visited their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. Moore last
week. BONNIE BELLE
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-08-03
Daughters Of the Confederacy.

The Robert L Lee Chapter of the
Daughters OF the Confederacy met laAt
Monday at the home of Mrs VanWyck
The business Of the meeting beipg dis
patched, the following literary program,
was rendered: THE influence OF poetry
on the history OF the world, aud on the
minds. morals and manners OF It's inhabi-
tants." Mrs. George Broyles was to
expound this subject, and having found a
beautiful poem, which expressed her ideas,
she read 1t before the Chapter. Mira ".
II. Friersnn gave an interesting sketch o:
"poeta and poetry" of the Confederacy -
Mr.. j. o. Wilhite, in a very pleasing
manner. treated Of "an.i sleye.y no+ta end
poetry and their influence" Mra. J. +.
Sullivan read q very clever paper on
poetry In South Carolina" After par.
taxing of delightfc! refreshments the
Chapter adjourned to meet the Sst Mon
day In September at 8 O'clock with AZ iss
Lenora Hubbard.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-08-03

War timea develop many heroes, but no
period ever brought forth greater merit or
more intrinsic worth than is possessed by
the Hero Bicycle. Sullivan Hardware Co
are proud to be the distributing agents for
such a Hero.
Do not have good bicycle "butchered"
and ruined by an incompetent repair
man. Sullivan Hardware 60. have men
who have had long experience at this
work In charge Of their repair chop.
Bring your Spring Water to your house
with Sullivan Hardware Co.'S. Rams.
Sullivan Hardware Co. have large
stock of Bicycle Saddles and Lamps.
They will give cut prices on these articles
in order to reduce stock.
Buy the best Mowers of Sullivan Hard
ware Co.
If you are afflicted with diarrh@a or
dysentery, try Evans Mixture. Guaran-
teed to cure the severest attack ii taken
In time. For sale at Evans Pharmacy.
Price, only 25 cents bottle.
Plumbing done well and promptly by
Sullivan HARDY ware CO.
Do you want water? Get Sullivan
Hardware Co. to give you few dots on
their Hydraulic Rams
Sullivan Hardware Co. make speciality
Of Bicycle Sundriee AID Fittings. They
know what ie needed in thia line and can
furnish such goods at prices that will
please you.
When your wheel breaks 60 to Sulli.
van Hardware Co. for repairs. They can
fnrnish any part needed at right price.
For valley tin. tin work. gutter, roofing,
cornioe work. etc.. go to Osborne q Clink-
scales.
The C. A. Reed Music House
Are Offering soms special bargains In
Pianos and Organs at this time. It will
certainly pay any, who wish to purchase
an instrument, even in the remote future
to SEQ and Investigate their magnificent
stock.
Sullivan Hardware Go. have the com
plotest Bicycle Repair Shop In the State
honest work, reasonable charges, Is their
motto.
There ia An epidemic of dysentery gcd
diarrh1s prevalent now aud If you ara at
fiicted you should try Evans Mixture,
which can be purchased at the Evans
Pharmacy for % cents bottle. 1t Ia high.
y recommended sCc c:c:JJ TrS.so1 " 10 hos
used 1t.
Smith Cotton Gins, Cotton Presses, Saw
Mills, &C., sold on good terms by Sullivan
Hardwar Co.
Improvements are always in order. Sul.
Ivan Hardware Cos. Movers beat the
world.
Poor Plumbing causes sickness--tn get
the hest plumbing done, go to Osborne ..
Clinkscales.
The reliable White Mountain Ice Cream
freezars for sale by Osborne 81 Clinkscalee.
No experiment-a success.
A new feature in Sullivan Hardware
Co.'S Mowers.
For RESr-The Offices recently occu-
pied by Bonham & Watkins, in the IN.
TELLraENcER building. Apply at this
Office. a
e, G. Blanks. OF Louisville, Texas,
writes that one box of DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve was worth $4,000 TO him. II
cured MS piles of ten years standing. He
advised others to try It. 1t alec cuses
eczema, skin diseases and obstinate sores.
Evans Pharmacy.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-08-03
Questions for Candidates.

MIR. EDrToR: Please allow US q small
space In your paper 10 ask the candidates
for tho Legislature few questions, viz ::
Are you willing for the people to nOmi-
nate the appointive officers? Are you in
favor of continuing the large appropria-
tious to the State Colleges? are yi,u in
favor Of the special tex on fertilizers? "
you are elected will you be employed by
any corporation 30 you cannot represent
the peOple? Are you in favor of the old
Blue Ridge Scrip Bonds? Are you in
favor Ofpntting taY on the people with
out letting them first vote on it?
A FARMER.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-08-03
Pension Notice.

Ifany township pension boards failed
to act under the call for last Saturday,
they are urged to hold election on satur,
day, the 18th inst The chairmen of the
township boards are hereby directed to
meet at Anderson on Monday, the 18th
inst. JOHN C. CAN'T.
County Chairman.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-08-03

The Municipal Primary.

The Democratic primary election for
the nomination of Mayor, Aldermen and
three Trustees of the Graded Schools
took place yesterday. and resulted III the
choice OF the following gentlemen:
Mayor John Is. Hood.
Aldermen Robert T.. LiEOn. George
w. Evans William +. Cox, Charles =
Sullivan. Jesse NJ Smith and Fred G..
Brown
Trustees !. \. Brock, y. f. Hill
This is - most eXcelont ticket, and the
people OF anderson may rest assured
tha. tho city government will lie Justly
and economically administered for tho
next two Years.
There WAS considerable interes. rnani
tested In the election. there being 30
votes cast the largest vote ever pollcd in
city primary.
The vote was as follows:
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