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Arizona republican., 1898-12-24

John Love of Flagstaff, who devotes portion of his time each year to pros pecting ancient ruins and burying groundsA recently made some very val uable doveries on Oak creek.
 He byeTed an ancient burying ground Fm which he dug up over fifty sl Ions, and a very large amount of ans pottery, portion of the lat tea lin well preserved condition, s2 JOurnal-Miner. One of the
 nearthed was d great curiosity
 evidently belonged to human fFe9a If the ancicnts who inhabited that cSlntry It measured eighteen inches from the point of the jaw or chin to the top of the skull. The jaw bone was fully four inches wide and the skull alone might easily be mistab- el for that of some animal. As the bones of the body, however, were found with it, MT. Love says there can be no mistake about its belonging to that of Q human. Two tusks of unusual size protrude from one Of the jaws, but Oth- erwise the teeth are those of q human. A great deal of the pottery, and particu- larly the larger pieces of it. crumbled on being exposed to the air. Some of it was unusually large, in fact, much larg- CT than anything before discovered in this section, but iJ was found Impos- sible to save them, although recovered in fairly good condition. twO-han- dled jug and several small bowls were well preserved. One of these bowls was exceptional, as in holding it up between the fingers and then by humping it with another finger it had the ring of a genuine piece of modern chinaware.
 Another well preserved curiosity re- covered was a dipper which was per feet. It was made of some black ma terial, very much mbling slate, and in scratching it the sound produced was similar to that of scratching slate. The handle was hollow and very hard. MT. Love sold this dipper for S25, and values the articles taken out in two days work as being worth over S100.
 Among other things found were ar TOW heads innumerable, a spear point seven and half inches long, a lot of marlin spikes of various lengths and some paint, which also was well pre- served, hat woven out of bear grass, and a small piece of woven cloth, ap- parently a blanket.
 Ancient ruins were found on a bluff about two hundred feet above the bury ing ground. The latter was under meath some projecting rocks which jut- ted out from the almost perpendicular walls of the mountain side, but which had been filled in and covered over un- til these projecting rocks could not be seen. MT. Love in making his explora- tions dug back about twenty-five feet and has not yet reached the wall of rocks against the mountain.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-24

HOODS PILLS are prompt, efficient. always reliable, easy to take, easy to operate. 25c.
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Corner DOk

N"'i Mr.. Editor ~ haven: seen any
+ .-a... ,i.ia ,.,.... ~. ln,.v ,irne .eat
III, sell and take my pen in my hand AID
"lli try to give you the news
Mcssra. j. j.. and a. B. Sherard, two
graduates Of the South Carolina College.
have returned home. Both OF them came
on; with flying cOlora.
MeHsrs. q. Howe LigOn and w. Iiamp-
ton Sberard took in commencement at
Due West last week
There is certain dsshing sport near
hore who, il you say "Who?" where he
can hear you, will Immediately say.
what you want?'
Miss ''eo-gia Cunningham, from Lown-
desville, is visiting Mrs V. G. Sherard
and family. much to the delight of her
many friends here. who are always glad
to see her.
Tho following young people have re-
turned from Erskina College, at Due
West: Misses Annie Beatty and Florence
CIin scales. igradnates) Miss Mary
Clinkscaies and brother. l.. +. Clink-
scales, Jr., and a. B. Wharton There
ar" others who have returned, but ! can't
rcIIinmhcr them NIL
MISS Julia Stewart. from DOraviile,
Ga. is visiting relatives in this cornmu-
Ditv.
Mr.. Jep Wilson, of Anderson, was cir
cnlating among his friends here last Sun
day. Give him big ring boys.
MI ana Mra. IL w lies, or HOnPa
Path, vi-ited Mr.. Wiles' mother last
week
MISS Mary Wiles, who has been attend
ing tho t;rcanville Female Collage, re-
turned home last week
DR.. w. T.. Link vinited the family of
Rev. K. c. Ligon last week
What makes Isham look 30 sad now,
boys?
al The heath OF our community is very
good at present.
All the, green crops down in tho Corner
ara sitnrly fine
Mr.. w. Il. A. Sherard took in Com
rnencemeDt at Davidson College Last
week. Ask him to tell you how TO make
and break Il circle.
Miss Sallie Sherard, who has en- yis.
ting relatives and friends in Candle
Creek, c., returned horne last week.
Miss Lois Davis. who has been teaching
school here, has closed her school. Miss
Lois In on" Of the best teachers we have
ever had. i If she doesn't teach again
next year will not he the patrons fault.
Mr.. $. Is. Sherard. who has been attend
ing Davidson College, has returned homo
to spend his vacation.
Ark Hampton and George what they
contemplate doing next year.
WHIsTLIN0 JAHE
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Died, after a brief iilne.s, near Bolton,
8. e., June 7th, 1898 Mr.. G. w. Manly
He waB born in Laurens County, Feb. IL,
1918. but moved TO Anderson County
when nearly grown. After the death of
his wife. about twelve ye,rs ago, he lived
in the family of Mr.. O. K. Breazeale,
where he found real home-botb giving
and receiving expressions OF confidence
and affection without interruption and
without aba ement u the close of his life.
In 1877 he WAS baptized on contession OF
Christ aud became memb Der Of the Bap-
list Church in Bolton, and lived the life
Of consistent. decided Christian to the
end.
Though one CT tho most modest and re-
firing Of men. the excellence of his char
acter through his long life secured the
hearty esteem OF all who knew him, as
was testified by the very large attendance
at bis funeral. Stricken suddenly at the
close OF the day. June lat. he at once
pasEsd into unoonsciousneaa, from which
taere was no recovery. He needed 10
speak no last words: his res1ege was hIs
Svery day life. G. n.
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At Hymcn's Altar.

Down Oh South Main Street whcro the
beautiful water oaks fling sern-liie sprays
on the summer air, II very pretty pa' lor
wedding took place this morning at . 50
o'clock at the home OF our young towns
men, nj essrs Frank and Lucius Murphy.
The contracting parties we're Miss Julia
Ireno Murphy. Of his city, and Mr.. Me-
Dunie NJ. Cater, of A bbsville; two young
people well known III Anderson and its
vicinity.
rho bride, u beautiful young lady, was
lovely in a gown OF cadet blue, trimmed
with npphYmo. and the manly groom was
q. course, nitired III tho rekuintIon suit re-
Guirrd for such Il nigh, festive occasion.
The bride entered the phrirr l"aninn on
the arm a.! ner sister. n1i-a l. 'uiso Mur
nhy, while tho groom fpIiowed, hccuin pa
MED by hi. heat man, Mr.. G. BIN. \ ,ien.
Toe ceremony WAS most Itnpres-iveiy per
formed nv Rev O. l.. M4r,in, assisted ny
Rev J y. II. Snmmersli.
The paror. which was Handsomely dec
Grated with ferns, palms and OK eyed
daisies, was crowded with the friends Of
the BRIDE and groom, al rngrr To "tt-r
their congratulations on the happy event.
The happy couple were The recipients Ot
many useful aud BEAUTIFUL presents.
Mr. and Mrs. C1tor left on the morning
train for AbbeviI1.
All our best wisbo4 attend these young
people, and lot n4 hope as they pass dnwn
the bnsy hisliroads Ot life that no sha,l VIZ
may flicker across their path hway that the
wavside II pwers may over bloom for hem
brightly. and prosperity and happiness
attend them.
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The Grcenvillc ComRlenccments.

The commence. 1entS of I'urman Uni
versity and tho tiroenville Female Collie
were exce+tliugly pleasant occasions from
the baccalaurente sermons on Sunday to
the fiUal exercises ThurHday night when
ave young ladies graduated from tho Fo-
male College This institution has pass
ed through its most successful session
under President Riley, 20G students
having been enrolled this year. The an
n,ial concert nndsr Pref. q. tsrr.,;; w;ss
splendid exhibition Of the highest or
der of music, and tho anniversary "f the
.IudsOn Literary SUcety WAS q most in
torestinH entertainment.
Furmun niversitv graduated fOur'a 'aan
young men and ono young lady, Miss
McGse. Of Granville. The closing exer-
Oises Wednesday, night were presided
over by President Montague, whose on
eYRy, tnct, wisdom ana ability are doing
so much for Furman.
tn. Furman alumni have raised s., 100
for the new alumni hall. They will tssi-
ly secure $1,000 additional when Prof.
Jud-on will give 5000 and the work of
building will begin immetliatelv. Rev
n. K. Moseley was reelected President
Of the Association Furmnn seerns to
have entered upon new era of prosperi-
tY and success.
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Resolutions Of Respect.
Mt. BETHEL. BAPTIST CHURCH,

MT. BETHEL BAPTIsT CHURCH,
June Ii, 1898.
Whereas it hath pleased the LORD to re-
NOV" fr III us by death. which occurred
May 3l-i, Rev. Baxter Hays, who for a
period at forty five years has been a faith
f'ii minister or tho Roapel. He labored
H'n'nH us ~ only servant OF God could
d., giving his own life in service for 9TH
erA, prenching the gospel to all classes. he
..'''eht in help all and to offend none.
Truly he sought the people and not their
l'h-s'on>; and whereas, we feel that in his
hr"'h the ministry has lost an earnest,
faithful lab rer. the church a safe guide
"nh tn" world shining light. In this
VT. Is thaD church his name will be car
rid into the next generation; our chill
dr-n Will hear OF his thirty years service
here and h ~. during his earnest appeals
t" SINNERS, many resolved to turn to the
i."id Eternity alone will reveal the val
u""f his work. Indeed one more great
man hns fallen. Therefore, be it
Resolved. That we bow In reverence
and -uhtnisainn to the will Of God who
d"-'h all things we'll, and pray that His
n'eHainRs may be granted unto us. May
the way Of grace and salvation 30 oflen
marked out by our departed brother be
f',il"wed bv ns in the future. May the
blessings OF God rest especially upon our
church tor whom our brother 80 often
prayed.
Resolved further, That these resolu-
tin"s With preamble be published in the
Baptist Courier and that our county pa.
pers he requested to publiah the same.
We further resolve to send his family
re.nrd.
1898. d. A. RwINDLEn. Mod
X. T.. PARKER, C. C.
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Annual Honor Roll.

Tho following is the annual honor roll
Of the Anderson Graded school for Schol-
arship and Department:
2id Grade, advanced-Arthur Davis,
George Fant, Tom Hill, Charlie Nabers,
Robert Todd, Oze VanWyck, Dossie Mar
tin, JAMIE Thornton.
1rd Grade-Sam Gilmer, Sam T'rlbble,
Nardin Webb.
ECToLARsHIP AND DErORrMENT.
3rd Grade, advanced-Ge George GILES,
Mell Gl IN, William Won Hasseln, Ber-
tha DucKett, Cora Wilhite.
4th Grade-Lydia Orr, Adele Provost,
Hattie Diver. Saidee strickland, Nina
Sullivan.
4th Grade, advanced-S Stacey Russell.
9Th Grade-May Macauley.
5sh Grade, advauced-Addie Brown.
eth Grade-Herbert NOVEL;.
7sh Grade-Cora Mauldin
TN Grade, advanced Bessie Simpson.
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Bclton Items.

This section was visited by several
splendid rains last week. winding up
with very heavy one on Sunday after
noon. In some places the land was con
siderably washed. but otherwise there
was no damage. The farmers seem To DO
In lhn n"-, OF spirits. They havo an
unusually favorable harvesting season
and tine opportunity for putting their
crops in such a condition a. TO he easily
cultivated from now until they are laid
by.
Wheat through this section is reported
ae being unusually good. a fair crop Of
fall oats was made. but spring oatA were
almost "a failure
Mr.. j NJ. Reeves, formally Of Laurens
County, 5. g., but now Of I:lbrrton, ia,
who is considered one OF tho finest pen
men in the South. is now teaching pen
nnnshp to large and interesting class
at tho high school building
Arrangements preparatory to the enter
tanning Of tho Saluda Association arc
being tnado by tho baptist Church at
this place. The meeting begins on Tues
day the 2nd day Of August. and cnntin-
tles through tho 1th. Wo are looking
forward to the entertaining of our brsth-
rem and friends with pleasant aniicipn-
tiOns.
All of our boys and girls who have
been away to college have returned to
their respective homes to spend the sum
ner vacation. Wo nOto the following
from tho different colleges: Messrs c.
w. Rice. NJ. w. Grubbs, J. G. Green, and
j. G. Holiday, Furnan University; w.
&. Latiiner, Wollord College; o j. Cope
land, Nyack. n. * Mis- Ora and Bessie
Siuitb, Winthrop Normal College, and
Miss Mamie Iatimer, Converse College.
We are glxd 10 welcome all these young
people home again. They add very
much to tho life and pleasure OF our
town.
Hon. a. c. I.aiimer and family have
reiu, ned to their home from Washington.
MIR. Latimer was quite i'll before he left
Washington, but we are glau To report
that he has improved rapidly since he
came home, and is now able to be- out.
Lieut.. Ed. K. Cox, of the Darlington
Guards, spent n day or 30 with his parents
last week. Mr.. Cox is ordinarily good
looking man, but he presents particu-
larly fine appearance In his splendid u.
s. uniform
Mrs. and DIR w c. Bowen visited tho
latter's parents at Little River last Hatur-
day and Sunday.
Messrs. Clyde Green. Reuben Gambrell
and ". B. West, attended Commence
ment In Greenvlle last wc.k.
Mr.. j. = Inahipit, "f Orangeburg, vis-
tied Mr.. w. c. Latimer last week.
Mr. and Mrr. Lon MCGEE and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Ligon, Of Anderson, visited
Mr.. j. T. Rice's family Sunday.
Major q. w. Cox, Commander Camp
Anderson, Confederate Veterans, wishes
meeting Of the Camp al 4 O'Clock p. m.,
Saturday the 2nd OF July. In the wal Ing
room OF ofSouthern r. r. depot. Delegates
To tho reunion In Atlanta will be elected
aud other business OF Importance will be
attended to The Commander Wishes q
full meeting xxx.
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Echees from Prespest.

Well, Mr.. Editor. / guess you have
ahout forgotten "Old Uncle Yaddie," af
be has been silent In the press for long
while, but not quite so in the cotton
field.
After many weeks OF hot. dry weather
We we're fortunate enough to get shower
of rain, which WAS heartily welcomed by
all.
The crops are looking fine. considering
the amount OF rain since they have been
planted
The farmors are blowing their corn for
tho last tiuie. and cotton IL almost ready
To bloom.
June peanhes arc getting ripe. Come
out, Mr.. Editor, aui iiuip lis eat :to;r
(Nu.)
Last third Sunday was regular preach.
ing day at Prospect, and az usual, there
WAR large crowd. Brother Hawkins
preached a very interesting sermon. and
the congregation waa very attentive.
Mr.. Oscar Sanders. who has been clerk
Ing for Wilh,te & White. is at home
very iii with fever. We all hope Oscar
will soon he able to return.
Mr. Lee Sanders hes eleo been quite
low with fever. We are ell gied to learn
he Ia better now.
Mics Claire Browne hes returned home
from Winthrop College.
Several youngsters went fishing on the
river last Monday evening. They didn's
catch any fish think they fished more
on dry land than in the river. They re.
port q nice time. That's all right. But
we do solemniy aak them. if they can't
catch any fish. will they please hold in
their ''gas" coming back and don't wake
up every body on the road.
Ask some OF the Prospect boys whose
carriage Ia the center Of attraction.
Wheat threshing is now about over
and from reports every body made good
crop.
Spring oats are almost q failure ON CO.
count az the dry weather.
Mr.. Reed MoCrary. one OF Peudleton's
daahing eporte, was down on this side q
few Sundays ago. What's the attractlonl
Watch him, boys.
NJ. AFshu. Erw:n, aas Of Danver'e
warm sports. was brushing around on
this aide Of the creek few Sundays ego
Civ. him room. boys. g.
Well. as It is getting time old Uncle
Yaddie" was killing grass. I will close,
with best wishes 70 the INrRLLloENcan
and its readers.
| OLD UNCLR YADDIE.
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.lhat GIlttGrS (!
Everything that sounds cheap in advertisement does
not always appear customer have placed on
BARGAIN TABLE
In the front part Store line Colored Figured
candies that very low in price
French Organdies quite variety of Patterns Gin many
just about enough for dress all go per yard
is big slash into prices. No misakeyou got such
Goods at this price before
We are placing lots &c. &c and Oc piles every
day.
We figuring close these days. Quite lot of odds
and Ends that many taking advantage Of
Drop in to see u.s.
New lot Domestics and full line Skirt Goods just
received You've never bought Domestics cheap.
Ribbons still right the scarcely keep in
the staple widths and coors That Price lot can't
to interest you.
Summer Millinery is still in demand. Just received
lot Of Ladies' Pure white Trimmed Sailors Summer
Millinery goes right price now; not long to sell it
now, but you will have good long while wear it.
Would like to fix up pretty White Mid Summer Hat for
Our Trmmers will be with throughout Summer
season.
Our Stock of Dry Goods well Notions and her
nes has been kept fresh and will continue through
the Summer by constant replenishing
We closing out some lots of Spring Clothing verv
cheap.
Good line of Alpaca and Light Weight Clothing for Sum
mer wear. Gents furnishings Straw Hats. &c.
Nothing will interest merchant more at this season Of
the than to have Cash
Goods We think interest Cash Customers just
Yours very truly,
c. F. JONES 4 CO.,
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Reunion OF Students.

EDlroR INrELLIaEEoER: It has been
contemplated for several years by the old
students Of Carswell Institute TO have q
reunion this year, 1t being the Goth year
since that school closed.
have been urged to take the matter In
hand by several Of the old students, beng
enc OF the oldest among them. So will
ask you to please give notice that We will
meet at Anderson. June 9th, (Mouday, ),
st IL O'Clock q. m., to formulate a pro-
gram and appoint some committees that
will be needed. We want as many of the
cid students to meet with ua as we can
got. SO let each one feel az If 1t his indi-
vidual business t0 be there.
Very truly you're.
T T. WAKEFiELD.
septus, 8. c., June l5sb, 1898.
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Bnckiens Arntca Salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rhoum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and oil Skin Erup
tions and positively cures Pilos, or no
pay required 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfac,ion, OF money refund
ed. Prise 20 cents per box. For sale
by Hill-Orr Drug Co
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Gard Of Thanks.

MR. EDITOR: Please allow Us space In
your columns TO return our heart. felt
thanks to our many kind neighhors and
friends who so kindly ministered to our
darling Eunice during her illness and
death. May God richly reward each one
of them. f*
Mr.. AND Mrs. l.. C. KING.
Crdyt0,,, s.. @
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.McCUL.LY BROS.
T. r w H NARDIN n
ORR, d. T. p DICK IeTr "
Drug Co

WE hope She people understand that our taking shee
Doctors into the business doesn't mean that thew are all
live off the Firm. The Managers and Clerks of course
are dependent the and profits Of the nstu
ton, they have other visible means of SUPPORT
These Doctors. however get their living physicing folks
and their principal bases of supplies who imagine
they sick.
Our purpose is this: The good old days are past Com
petition and methods have done away entirely
the large profit feature in all lines business 1t is the
volume properly managed and directed that leads to suc
cess in any line; end we hope by community Of capital
and influence 10 increase the volume business
to compensate for the decrease in profits
We shallcarry EVERYTHING in the line, Whole
sale and Retail, and that you get what
you want from any time-day OF night
We confidently ask oar shaTe OF she patronage.
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NOticc.

The County Democratic Executive
Committee will meet st Anderson, s. g..
on Monday, the Ith day OF July next, at
II O'Clock m, for the purpose Of arranc-
ing the County campaign, aud transacting
any other business that may como before
it. j. r.. BEEAzEALE,
Oh. Co. Dem. Ex. Com Anderson Co.
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Attention, Veterans.

All the members ..f Camp Ladbetter,
M. 023. will meet at Gnyton on the ii rat
Satur NY evening in july at 2 o'cinck for
the purpose OF electiDg delegates tO attend
the R-mnion Yt Atlanta. 3.., and TO trans.
ac other Important bu-iuess
BY order com mand-r.
a. NJ. GUYToN, Adjt.
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Centerville Items.

messrs. Reid MoCrarv and bis brother.
Henry. au0 e A Buchanan, visited
friends In our burg the second Sunday.
The fruit crop In our yettlement is very
good. but 1t is very email on account OF
the dry weather.
Mrs Mary Grice has returned to her
home at Pendleton, after long stay with
her friend, Mrs. ]. n. Bnwden.
Prof. Welk, from Heptus, s. c.. can
vaased our burg last week with some
Interesting war books, 30 heard.
Mr.. w. j. Erwin Is remoGeiinR his
mill. h. will Coon ba ready for us. and
an he Ia fine miller, would advise YOU
to try him.
Mr.. Harmon Thompson and his be-
witchi"u sisters, Misses Mamie and Beu.
lnh, visited friends In our burg Saturday
night and sunday.
Come up and feast with Va, Mr.. Editor.
BONNIE BELLE,
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